Order Description
In her article on ginseng, Nappi writes: “[if] we consider an object to be a recognizable entity that exists and persists across time and space, there was no trans-historical ginseng.”

Briefly explain what she means by this (1–2 sentences).
Do you think her statement can be applied to tea/liquor/soy sauce/sugar/MSG? Choose one of these five items, and explain why or why not, using reading material from weeks 5–8 to support your argument.

In her article on ginseng, Nappi writes: “[if] we consider an object to be a recognizable entity that exists and persists across time and space, there was no trans-historical ginseng.”
Order Description
In her article on ginseng, Nappi writes: “[if] we consider an object to be a recognizable entity that exists and persists across time and space, there was no trans-historical ginseng.”

Briefly explain what she means by this (1–2 sentences).
Do you think her statement can be applied to tea/liquor/soy sauce/sugar/MSG? Choose one of these five items, and explain why or why not, using reading material from weeks 5–8 to support your argument.

In her article on ginseng, Nappi writes: “[if] we consider an object to be a recognizable entity that exists and persists across time and space, there was no trans-historical ginseng.”
Order Description
In her article on ginseng, Nappi writes: “[if] we consider an object to be a recognizable entity that exists and persists across time and space, there was no trans-historical ginseng.”

Briefly explain what she means by this (1–2 sentences).
Do you think her statement can be applied to tea/liquor/soy sauce/sugar/MSG? Choose one of these five items, and explain why or why not, using reading material from weeks 5–8 to support your argument.