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Ethnobotanical studies on cultivated plants. A theoretical approach Ethnobotanical studies on cultivated plants. A theoretical approach (Studies on Ethnobiodiversity, 6.) A. SZABÓ T. 1 In memory of Rudolf Mansfeld Abstract In continuation of former studies on ethnobiodiversity the following (theoretical) questions are briefly examined in the paper: • May ethnobotany be useful in understanding crop-plant and human (biological, linguistic, cultural, religious) evolution in a time of raising ethnocultural conflicts? • Which possibilities are offered by ethnobotany in promoting mutual ethnocultural empathy and understanding? • Is it possible to integrate ethnobotanical concepts, the evolution of man-and-plant relations with emerging theories of general (biological, cultural) evolution? • How the science of ethnobotany really emerged in form of an independent printed book based on dedicated and conscious field studies? • Are the basic concepts of ethnobotany well defined? • Is the North American ethnobotanical approach the right model to follow? Motto: No perfect discovery can be made upon a flat or a level … BACON (1605, cf. WILSON 1998) 1 Biological Database Laboratory (MTA-TKI, Budapest/Veszprém) University of Veszprém Institute of Biology, Dept. Botany H-8200 Veszprém, Egyetem u. 10 Hungary 84
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Ethnobotanical studies on cultivated plants. A theoretical approach<br />
Ethnobotanical studies on cultivated plants. A theoretical approach<br />
(Studies on Ethnobiodiversity, 6.)<br />
A. SZABÓ T. 1<br />
In memory of Rudolf Mansfeld<br />
Abstract<br />
In continuation of former studies on ethnobiodiversity the following (theoretical) questions<br />
are briefly examined in the paper:<br />
• May ethnobotany be useful in understanding crop-plant and human (biological,<br />
linguistic, cultural, religious) evolution in a time of raising ethnocultural conflicts?<br />
• Which possibilities are offered by ethnobotany in promoting mutual ethnocultural<br />
empathy and understanding?<br />
• Is it possible to integrate ethnobotanical concepts, the evolution of man-and-plant<br />
relations with emerging theories of general (biological, cultural) evolution?<br />
• How the science of ethnobotany really emerged in form of an independent printed<br />
book based on dedicated and conscious field studies?<br />
• Are the basic concepts of ethnobotany well defined?<br />
• Is the North American ethnobotanical approach the right model to follow?<br />
Motto: No perfect discovery can be made upon a flat or a level … BACON (1605, cf.<br />
WILSON 1998)<br />
1<br />
Biological Database Laboratory (MTA-TKI, Budapest/Veszprém)<br />
University of Veszprém<br />
Institute of Biology, Dept. Botany<br />
H-8200 Veszprém, Egyetem u. 10<br />
Hungary<br />
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