"Muddying the waters: recreational conflict and rights of use of British rivers"
"Muddying the waters: recreational conflict and rights of use of British rivers"
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“搅浑水：娱乐冲突和英国河流的使用权”
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10.1007/s12685-017-0193-2
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2017
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Dudley M
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Dudley M
除了工作、贸易和食物之外，河流历史上也是娱乐的场所。今天，在英国，多个群体(垂钓者、皮划艇运动员、划艇者、游泳者)争夺河流的娱乐用途。但是，本文认为，法律对使用权的定义没有跟上游憩用河的增长。它以两个群体--垂钓者和皮划艇运动员为重点，探讨了20世纪英国河流的娱乐使用者之间出现的冲突，以及随后在内河上争取普遍公共航权的运动。由于冲突(真实的和感知的)，小规模有组织的团体重新定义了河流空间的概念，反映了通过娱乐活动对水的现代参与和理解。这篇论文突出了娱乐作为一种能产生重要的水知识的用水形式。它以环境人文科学为基础，借鉴了法律地理学、现代水域和水生态系统的概念，表明英国河流上的小规模冲突正在挑战我们如何使用、管理和概念化河流水。
Rivers have historically been spaces of recreation, in addition to work, trade, and sustenance. Today, multiple groups (anglers, canoeists, rowers, swimmers) vie for the recreational use of rivers in Britain. But, this paper argues, legal definitions of rights of use have not kept up with the growth of recreational river use. Focusing on two groups, anglers and canoeists, it explores the emergence of conflict between recreational users of British rivers in the twentieth century, and subsequent campaigns for universal public rights of navigation on inland waterways. As a result of conflict (real and perceived), small-scale organized groups have re-conceptualized river spaces in ways that reflect a modern engagement with, and understanding of, water through recreation. This papers foregrounds recreation as a form of water-use that generates important water-knowledge. Grounded in the Environmental Humanities, it draws on notions of legal geographies, ‘modern’ waters, and hydrocommons to suggest that small-scale conflicts on British rivers are challenging how we use, govern, and conceptualize river water.