Landscape narratives in practice: implications for climate change adaptation
Landscape narratives in practice: implications for climate change adaptation
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实践中的景观叙事：对气候变化适应的影响
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2017
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通讯作者：
C. Leyshon
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作者：
Vera Köpsel;C. Walsh;C. Leyshon
近年来，对适应气候变化的社会动态的研究取得了进展，从仅仅关注技术和经济因素，到考虑人们的个人观点和个人价值观。在这一背景下，关于人们的地点依恋和气候变化适应之间关系的文献越来越多。这篇文献试图解释个人与他们居住的地方的关系如何影响目前和未来在当地范围内对气候变化的反应。然而，在这部文献中，地点和人与地点的关系的概念化明显存在严重的局限性。特别是，个别场所建筑之间的差异及其对景观管理的可能影响没有得到足够的重视。为了解决这些缺点，我们动员了对景观的社会构建的研究，以揭示景观管理中的参与者如何感知他们的位置和对它们的变化。根据对英国康沃尔景观管理主要参与者的定性访谈，我们提出了关于当地景观和气候变化的四种截然不同的叙述，并强调了它们对适应气候变化的潜在影响。
Research on the societal dynamics of climate change adaptation has advanced during recent years from merely focusing on technical and economic factors to taking into consideration people's individual perspectives and personal values. Within this context a growing literature on the relationship between people's place attachment and climate change adaptation has emerged. This literature seeks to explain how individuals’ relationships with the places in which they live influence current and potential future responses to climate change at the local scale. Nevertheless, critical limitations are evident in the conceptualisation of place and people–place relationships within this literature. In particular, differences between individual place constructions and their possible implications for landscape management are given insufficient attention. To address these shortcomings, we mobilise research on the societal construction of landscapes to uncover how actors in landscape management perceive ‘their’ places and changes to them. Drawing on qualitative interviews with key actors in landscape management in Cornwall (UK), we present four contrasting narratives about local landscapes and climate change and highlight their potential implications for climate change adaptation.
景观的社会建构：两种理论视角及其实证应用
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1.8
作者：
Gailing;Leibenath
通讯作者：
Leibenath
理解瞬息万变：预期的历史
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1.6
作者：
DeSilvey C
通讯作者：
DeSilvey C