Unmaking Botany
Unmaking Botany
Science and Vernacular Knowledge in the Colonial Philippines
Gutierrez, Kathleen Cruz
Duke University Press
04/2025
280
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9781478028277
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A Note on Orthography, Terms, and Formatting ix
Introduction. Sovereign Vernaculars 1
Part I. A Botany at Its Most Defined
1. An Asymptotic Taxonomy 29
2. Scientific Statecraft 55
Part II. Science in a Place of Flux
3. Ubiquitous Sampaguita 85
4. Woven Transformations 107
Part III. Assembling a Wider Expanse
5. Field Labor's Menace 135
6. The Latin Babble 159
Conclusion. Of Place, Moment, and Source 183
Acknowledgments 199
Notes 205
Bibliography 235
Index 273
Introduction. Sovereign Vernaculars 1
Part I. A Botany at Its Most Defined
1. An Asymptotic Taxonomy 29
2. Scientific Statecraft 55
Part II. Science in a Place of Flux
3. Ubiquitous Sampaguita 85
4. Woven Transformations 107
Part III. Assembling a Wider Expanse
5. Field Labor's Menace 135
6. The Latin Babble 159
Conclusion. Of Place, Moment, and Source 183
Acknowledgments 199
Notes 205
Bibliography 235
Index 273
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plants; ways of knowing; colonial science; US Colonialism; Spanish Colonialism; sovereign vernaculars; botany; Philippines; botanical nomenclature; Jardin Botanico de Manila; International Botanical Congress; botanical illustrations; Regino Garcia; Sebastian Vidal; Jasminum sambac; Mindanao; plant collectors; colonial botany; Elmer D. Merrill; Mary Strong Clemens; floristic region
A Note on Orthography, Terms, and Formatting ix
Introduction. Sovereign Vernaculars 1
Part I. A Botany at Its Most Defined
1. An Asymptotic Taxonomy 29
2. Scientific Statecraft 55
Part II. Science in a Place of Flux
3. Ubiquitous Sampaguita 85
4. Woven Transformations 107
Part III. Assembling a Wider Expanse
5. Field Labor's Menace 135
6. The Latin Babble 159
Conclusion. Of Place, Moment, and Source 183
Acknowledgments 199
Notes 205
Bibliography 235
Index 273
Introduction. Sovereign Vernaculars 1
Part I. A Botany at Its Most Defined
1. An Asymptotic Taxonomy 29
2. Scientific Statecraft 55
Part II. Science in a Place of Flux
3. Ubiquitous Sampaguita 85
4. Woven Transformations 107
Part III. Assembling a Wider Expanse
5. Field Labor's Menace 135
6. The Latin Babble 159
Conclusion. Of Place, Moment, and Source 183
Acknowledgments 199
Notes 205
Bibliography 235
Index 273
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
plants; ways of knowing; colonial science; US Colonialism; Spanish Colonialism; sovereign vernaculars; botany; Philippines; botanical nomenclature; Jardin Botanico de Manila; International Botanical Congress; botanical illustrations; Regino Garcia; Sebastian Vidal; Jasminum sambac; Mindanao; plant collectors; colonial botany; Elmer D. Merrill; Mary Strong Clemens; floristic region