Abstract
In this paper I reflect on my personal journey when undertaking field work that explored olive growing as a daily activity in Palestine, and what this process had taught me about myself, my family history and my homeland.
Belonging as a theme, which was generated from analysing the data, will be explored in relation to the notion of A’wna - a local Palestinian moral code that enabled solidarity and collaboration between humans and their surroundings, their heritage and other human communities (local and international).
I conclude with some thoughts on the meanings of this notion and praxis to me and to the readers.
Belonging as a theme, which was generated from analysing the data, will be explored in relation to the notion of A’wna - a local Palestinian moral code that enabled solidarity and collaboration between humans and their surroundings, their heritage and other human communities (local and international).
I conclude with some thoughts on the meanings of this notion and praxis to me and to the readers.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | Dark Mountain: Issue 14 TERRA |
| Publisher | The Dark Mountain Project |
| Pages | 142 -151 |
| ISBN (Print) | 9780995540248 |
| Publication status | Published - 2018 |
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