The One-Straw Revolution, by Japanese philosopher and farmer Masanobu Fukuoka, invites readers to rethink agricultural practices and humanity's relationship with nature. In this book, Fukuoka explores alternative possibilities for farming and living in harmony with the land, raising questions that extend beyond agricultural methods to our understanding of the world and humanity's place in nature.
The event, “A Reflection on The One-Straw Revolution,” offers an opportunity to revisit the book's ideas and discuss agriculture, the environment, and alternative ways of living. The speakers are Hadi Samadi, a researcher in evolutionary futures studies; Mohammad Darvish, an environmental activist and researcher; and Alireza Shadri, the book's translator and an energy and environmental engineer.
The event is intended for those interested in environmental philosophy, sustainable agriculture, environmental issues, and the relationship between humanity and nature. It offers an opportunity to become better acquainted with Fukuoka's ideas and discuss their implications.
The event is held with the support of Rawi Bookshop, Soroush-e Molana Publications, and Gharaar Coaching.
Date: Monday, 11 Aban 1405, 16:00–18:00.
Venue: Rawi Bookshop, Valiasr Street, beyond Bagh-e Ferdows, Kiarostami Alley, Delbar Alley, Tehran.
Rawi Bookshop · Tehran
Valiasr Street, beyond Bagh-e Ferdows, Kiarostami Alley, Delbar Alley, Rawi Bookshop