Science/Fiction: A Non-History of Plants Kate Teltscher Lagalisse works with primary and

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Science/Fiction: A Non-History of Plants Kate Teltscher Lagalisse works with primary andFrom scientific discoveries to animist beliefs, from dread linked to genetic mutations to political narratives, from repulsion to fascinationplants are an inexhaustible source of stories that reveal our most intimate desires and fears. The book questions human projections and representations of the vegetal world, bringing to light the subjectivity, intelligence, and expressive abilities of plants. Lens based images are primary witnesses to this. The