L’ange Gabriel dans la forêt du centre du Chili
In this ethnographic essay, I explore how the forest in Central Chile is being transformed. Initially interested in the ecological processes that influence the recomposition of the forest after anthropogenic disturbances, I find that the forest becomes difficult to situate in the socio-economic land...
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description | In this ethnographic essay, I explore how the forest in Central Chile is being transformed. Initially interested in the ecological processes that influence the recomposition of the forest after anthropogenic disturbances, I find that the forest becomes difficult to situate in the socio-economic landscape. In a local legend, the angel Gabriel kills the devil caught in the forest by the yarn of his poncho, which comes unravelled, tangled in the trees. But the devil does not die. In a similar way, I try to trace and trap the issues of social inequality and economic transformations that determine what and for whom the forest is used. And even if the inequalities and exploitations of the past are killed - analytically, symbolically, in practice - they reappear in another form. The forest transforms itself with socio-economic changes. |
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spelling | doaj-art-1e6b2e8acffe4035bb1ab8d01cd2cb672025-02-05T16:20:40ZfraAgrocampus Angers, Ecole nationale supérieure du paysage, ENP Blois, ENSAP Bordeaux, ENSAP LilleProjets de Paysage1969-61242020-07-012210.4000/paysage.7613L’ange Gabriel dans la forêt du centre du ChiliMeredith Root-BernsteinIn this ethnographic essay, I explore how the forest in Central Chile is being transformed. Initially interested in the ecological processes that influence the recomposition of the forest after anthropogenic disturbances, I find that the forest becomes difficult to situate in the socio-economic landscape. In a local legend, the angel Gabriel kills the devil caught in the forest by the yarn of his poncho, which comes unravelled, tangled in the trees. But the devil does not die. In a similar way, I try to trace and trap the issues of social inequality and economic transformations that determine what and for whom the forest is used. And even if the inequalities and exploitations of the past are killed - analytically, symbolically, in practice - they reappear in another form. The forest transforms itself with socio-economic changes.https://journals.openedition.org/paysage/7613forest restorationChileeconomycattlemining |
spellingShingle | Meredith Root-Bernstein L’ange Gabriel dans la forêt du centre du Chili Projets de Paysage forest restoration Chile economy cattle mining |
title | L’ange Gabriel dans la forêt du centre du Chili |
title_full | L’ange Gabriel dans la forêt du centre du Chili |
title_fullStr | L’ange Gabriel dans la forêt du centre du Chili |
title_full_unstemmed | L’ange Gabriel dans la forêt du centre du Chili |
title_short | L’ange Gabriel dans la forêt du centre du Chili |
title_sort | l ange gabriel dans la foret du centre du chili |
topic | forest restoration Chile economy cattle mining |
url | https://journals.openedition.org/paysage/7613 |
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