This essay presents photos and words illustrating practices of care in homes shared by humans and plants during the COVID-19 pandemic.Drawing on interviews with plant carers, I highlight how NAIL LACQUER 1972 humans (re)discovered plants as kin during forced social isolation.I reflect on how plants provided joy, hope, and reassurance during crisis,
In light of the accelerated global growth of digital humanities, an escalating number of inquiries and critiques have been directed towards this field.Consequently, it becomes imperative to scrutinize the rationality of digital humanities research through a philosophical lens and address prevalent criticisms.Studies underscore that positivist philo
Toponymy is a field of knowledge that provides valuable support to pertaining to geography: it contributes to the naming of geographical space and its parts, and is a sign of the appropriation of territories by human groups.Mexican toponymy has diverse linguistic origins: most stem from indigenous languages and Spanish, and their combinations, on C