The Forest That Walks: Digital Fieldwork and Distributions of Site
The Forest That Walks: Digital Fieldwork and Distributions of Site
复制标题
行走的森林：数字化实地考察和场地分布
作者：
Jennifer Gabrys
行走是一种实践，通常将人类作为移动和体验的主体。无论是在独自漫步还是在集体的社会和政治活动中，人们都是了解移动中的地方的核心。然而，多种生物和环境也参与了移动的做法。本文偏心人体运动问：森林怎么走？在一个森林遗址也可能无法访问的多个人谁是远离森林的位置，本文进一步考虑如何数字实地考察成为一种方式来调整到移动的森林和他们激活和维持的关系。数字技术以不同的方式构成和调动环境，可能对森林和人类的移动方式以及环境变化的配置和应对方式产生影响。
Walking is a practice that often centers humans as moving and experiencing subjects. Whether on solitary rambles or in collective social and political engagements, people are central to understanding places on the move. However, multiple organisms and environments are also involved in moving practices. This article decenters human movement to ask: How does the forest walk? In a time when forest sites might also be inaccessible to multiple people who are remote from forest locations, this article further considers how digital fieldwork becomes a way to tune into moving forests and the relations they activate and sustain. Digital technologies differently constitute and mobilize environments in ways that can have consequences for how forests and people move, and for how environmental change is configured and addressed.