Narrating Resilience: Transforming Urban Systems Through Collaborative Storytelling
Narrating Resilience: Transforming Urban Systems Through Collaborative Storytelling
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DOI：
10.1177/0042098013505653
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发表时间：
2015-05-01
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影响因子：
4.7
通讯作者：
Butler, William
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作者：
Goldstein, Bruce Evan;Wessells, Anne Taufen;Butler, William
社区如何在复杂的城市系统中增强社会生态复原力？借鉴加州橙子县的一项新的城市规划提案，有人建议，忽视各种认知方式的规划破坏了生活在城市中的人们的体验和共同意义。然后，本文介绍了如何叙事奠定了努力重新融入城市生活的洛杉矶河和美国消防学习网络的努力，以解决国家的野火危机的核心。在这两种情况下，参与者都可以部分分享关于替代未来的故事，这些故事可以促进批判性学习，促进协调，而不会将一套利益强加给每个人。有人建议，叙事是一种表达韧性的主观和象征意义的方式，提高我们的能力，使多个声音，并使自组织过程，以决定什么应该是弹性的，为谁的利益。
How can communities enhance social-ecological resilience within complex urban systems? Drawing on a new urbanist proposal in Orange County, California, it is suggested that planning that ignores diverse ways of knowing undermines the experience and shared meaning of those living in a city. The paper then describes how narratives lay at the core of efforts to reintegrate the Los Angeles River into the life of the city and the US Fire Learning Network's efforts to address the nation's wildfire crisis. In both cases, participants develop partially shared stories about alternative futures that foster critical learning and facilitate co-ordination without imposing one set of interests on everyone. It is suggested that narratives are a way to express the subjective and symbolic meaning of resilience, enhancing our ability to engage multiple voices and enable self-organising processes to decide what should be made resilient and for whose benefit.