2022-02-05 - Thibaut Sardier - Libération
Outre son style captivant, clair et accessible, Quand les plantes n’en font qu’à leur tête brille par son engagement épistémologique et sa légèreté ontologique, légèreté que Dusan Kazic nous encourage à développer.
2022-07-22 - Revue Projet
In today’s agricultural world, seeking alternative methods of production no longer suffices. With a view toward keeping the human population fed, this book lays out a conception of agriculture that employs co-evolving relationships between humans and plants—an agriculture of relationships.
In the vein of Pierre Clastres, James Scott, Donna Haraway, Kazic proposes breaking away from the paradigm of production, with its roots in economics—for it leads to the destruction of farmers and our planet—in favor of agriculture and, more broadly, a world without production or economics.
Dusan Kazic is an anthropologist and a researcher at the PACTE laboratory for social science at the University Grenoble-Alpes.