Local environmental knowledge, talk and skepticism Using 'LES' to distinguish 'LEK' from 'LET' in newfoundland
By: Palmar, Craig T.
Contributor(s): Wadley, Reed L.
Subject(s): Local environmental knowledge | local environmental talk | local environmental skepticism | anthropological methodology In: Human Ecology 35(6)Summary: The actual evidence observed in studies of LEK is nearly always talk about the environment, or what we refer to as LET with the claim of studying LEK usually being buitl upon the implicit assumption that talk about the environment is the expression of knowledge about the environment.Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The actual evidence observed in studies of LEK is nearly always talk about the environment, or what we refer to as LET with the claim of studying LEK usually being buitl upon the implicit assumption that talk about the environment is the expression of knowledge about the environment.