Geographic Stories of Survival: Reconstructing Multiple Relations and Creating Spaces for Environmental Justice
Geographic Stories of Survival: Reconstructing Multiple Relations and Creating Spaces for Environmental Justice
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生存的地理故事：重建多重关系并为环境正义创造空间
DOI：
10.1111/tesg.12494
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发表时间：
2021
影响因子：
4.8
通讯作者：
Noriko Ishiyama
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作者：
Noriko Ishiyama
埃尔文·威利 (Elvin Wyly) 的论文对大流行时期这一特定时刻的地理思想演变的复杂且经常引起争议的过程提出了重要问题。应他“在一个不稳定的星球上寻找更好的共同进化方式”的邀请，我想介绍一些从我对美国核发展的研究中收集到的故事，这本身代表了定居者殖民地人类世的一个复杂的进化过程。我认为，通过培育和恢复与人类和非人类（包括生者和死者）的多重关系，以及探索环境正义的意义和创造环境正义的空间，我们也许能够找到一些生存之道。
Elvin Wyly's paper raises important questions on the complicated and oftentimes contentious processes regarding the evolution of geographic thought at this particular moment during the pandemic era. Taking his invitation to ‘find better ways of evolving together on a precarious planet’, I would like to present some stories gleaned from my research on US nuclear development, which in itself represents a complicated process of evolution situated in the settler‐colonial Anthropocene. I would argue that we may be able to find some ways to survive by nurturing and recovering multiple relations with humans and non‐humans, both living and the dead, and also by exploring the meanings of and creating spaces for environmental justice.
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发表时间：
2015
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作者：
Stephanie Nohelani Teves;A. Smith;M. Raheja
通讯作者：
M. Raheja