Where the Wild Things Are
Where the Wild Things Are
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野生动物在哪里
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2019
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Eben Kirksey
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Eben Kirksey
在过去的几年里，Eben Kirksey一直是在人类动物研究，女权主义科学技术研究和生态学之间为多物种民族志的新兴领域开辟利基的主要人物。如果他的多物种人种学的出现（与Stefan Helmreich合著（Kirksey & Helmreich 2010））是多物种人种学的宣言，那么新兴生态学将其付诸行动。柯克西从大约20年的实地考察中汲取经验，试图重新定义几十年来一直困扰环境保护的问题：生态系统的终点在哪里？外来物种什么时候有益，什么时候有害--对谁有益？考虑到自然界固有的动态，保护是否可能？
O the last couple of years, Eben Kirksey has been a major figure in carving out a niche for the fledgling field of multispecies ethnography somewhere in between human–animal studies, feminist science and technology studies, and ecology. If his The Emergence of Multispecies Ethography (co-authored with Stefan Helmreich (Kirksey & Helmreich 2010)) was a manifesto for multispecies ethnography, Emergent Ecologies puts it into action. Drawing from roughly 20 years of fieldwork, Kirksey seeks to reframe the problems that have been haunting environmental conservation for decades: where does an ecosystem end? When is an alien species beneficial, when harmful – and to whom? Is conservation even possible, given the inherent dynamics of nature?