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Prickly Pear: The Social History of a Plant in the Eastern Cape

Michelle Hay

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Beinart and Wotshela have shown in Prickly Pear the enormous potential of ‘exploring history from the vantage point of human relations with a plant’ (p. 1). Rather than focusing on one single drivi...

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Beinart and Wotshela have shown in Prickly Pear the enormous potential of ‘exploring history from the vantage point of human relations with a plant’ (p. 1). Rather than focusing on one single drivi...

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Beinart and Wotshela have shown in Prickly Pear the enormous potential of ‘exploring history from the vantage point of human relations with a plant’ (p. 1). Rather than focusing on one single drivi...

Key concepts: PEAR, Cape, Social history (medicine), History, Geography, Archaeology, Biology, Botany

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