Modern Heritage, the Other, and the Anthropocene

Modern Heritage, the Other, and the Anthropocene
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现代遗产、他者和人类世

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2018
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E. Denison
E. Denison
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20世纪是现代主义的世纪;这是一个相对短暂的时刻,人类 人类向城市化物种的转变创造了一个全新的地质时代:人类世。存在主义 我们人类在21世纪面临的挑战将是将现代城市转变为一个真正可持续发展的地点 人类居住。这一挑战要求我们批判性地与过去接触,以服务于 未来,全球和永久的。历史城市景观(HUL)方法与联合国的可持续发展 发展目标和人居署的新城市议程为迎接这一挑战提供了一个框架, 至关重要的是,要改变我们与过去和未来的关系。
The 20th century was modernism’s century; a comparatively fleeting moment in which the human race’s transition to an urbanised species created an entirely new geological epoch: the Anthropocene. The existential challenge for our species in the 21st century will be to transform the modern city into a site of truly sustainable human habitation. This challenge requires us to engage critically with the past in a way that serves the needs of the future, globally and permanently. The Historic Urban Landscapes (HUL) approach, together with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and UN Habitat’s New Urban Agenda, offers a framework for meeting this challenge and, critically, to change our relationship with both the past and the future.