Environnement

Auteurs-es

  • Sabrina Doyon Université Laval

DOI :

https://doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.007

Mots-clés :

nature, conservation, écologie, ressources naturelles, non humains, animaux, changement climatique

Résumé

Le mot "environnement" est polysémique et l’anthropologie interroge les différents types de rapports qu’entretiennent les êtres humains avec ce qui les entoure, ce qui les supporte et les constitue. Ces préoccupations aux fondements de la discipline se renouvellent aujourd’hui grâce à des questionnements d'ordre substantif, méthodologique et épistémologique relatifs aux rapports avec ce qui nous entoure.

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2016-09-01