Enacting new freshwater geographies: Te Awaroa and the transformative imagination
Enacting new freshwater geographies: Te Awaroa and the transformative imagination
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制定新的淡水地理：蒂阿瓦罗阿和变革性的想象力
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2014
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Tim Gregory
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A. Salmond;Marc Tadaki;Tim Gregory
摘要：水是社会和物质生活的核心要素，围绕水而建立的制度体现了社会价值。虽然主流的解释集中在水的数量和质量上，但我们认为，对水道健康的更大风险是人与水之间的哲学脱节，通过异化的制度和技术来表达。我们需要一种基于文化转型的结构性应对措施，培养多样化的护理机构，使社区能够基于经济关系以外的基础与水道重新建立联系。Awaroa旨在改变人与水之间的长期关系，以确保水道及其社区都处于ora（健康、福祉和繁荣）状态。关键词：社区资源管理；环境政治；自然/文化；我是河，我是河，我是河，我是河，我是河，我是河，我是河，我是河，如果这条河正在死亡，我也在死亡。水是所有新西兰人的生命和生计之源。水的物质性和意义——作为“公地”、“私有财产”或
Abstract: Water is a central element of social and material life, and the institutionscreated around water embody societal values. While mainstream interpretationsfocus on the quantity and quality of water, we argue that a greater risk to thehealth of waterways is the philosophical disconnection between people and water,expressed through institutions and technologies of alienation. A structural responsebased on cultural transformation is needed, cultivating diverse institutions of care thatenable communities to reconnect with their waterways based on more-than-economic relations. Te Awaroa seeks to transform long-term relationships betweenpeople and water to ensure that waterways and their communities alike are in a stateof ora (health, well-being and prosperity).Key words: community-based resource management, environmental politics,nature/culture, social change.Ko au te awa, ko te awa ko auI am the river, the river is meKei te mate te awa, kei te mate ahauIf the river is dying, so am I.[Ma¯ori saying]Water is a source of life and livelihood for allNew Zealanders.The physicality and meaningsof water – as ‘commons’, ‘private property’ or