
Forests “think” according to certain peoples of the Amazon: here’s why, between animism and perspectivism
In the heart ofAmazonsomeone indigenous communities they perceive the forest as something much more complex than a simple collection of plants and animals. For them, the forest is a living organism, endowed with thought, will and ability to communicate. This approach is deeply rooted in animistic and perspectivist conceptions and it emerged over time, in a somewhat stereotyped way, also ...








