Eco-Cultural Production in a Changing World

变化世界中的生态文化生产

• 批准号: AH/K004034/1
• 负责人: Steve Cinderby
• 金额: $ 1.52万
• 依托单位: University of York
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2013
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2013 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=AH%2FK004034%2F1
• 关键词: Eco; Cultural; Production; Changing; World

We live in an increasingly urbanized world, and one where the evidence indicates that disconnection from 'nature' affects us negatively. The response to overcoming this diconnection has taken two distinct approaches: - attempts to provide nature for people, and to involve people in planning and consultation approaches to ensure their requirements are met;- a gradual (and now accelerating) move to community control and/or ownership of land and natural spaces - instigated from the bottom-up by communities themselves.These twin approaches of 'providing nature' and 'managing nature' are paralleled by the twin assessments of how people are 'enjoying/experiencing/consuming nature' and 'producing nature/ecosystem services'. Much of the work to date has focused on one or other part of this duality. Our vision is to connect these forms of participation in both the consumption and production of nature. To do so, it is essential to take as the starting point the experiences, narratives and creative activities of those participating. These creative activities include participatory art (e.g. woodland sculpture making, music or edible artwork), community festivals (e.g. harvest festivals) and events (e.g. learning heritage skills). Our research focus, then, is on the question 'How do cultural and creative activities help to shape the connections between people, places and production' - we have termed this 'eco-cultural production'. The aim of this proposal is to build a network that that brings together a partnership of academia and community stakeholders form a range of disciplines and backgrounds to co-produce outputs (including a large grant proposal) that will specify how arts and humanities research and creative activities can be developed to assess and enhance the role of these eco-cultural production activities in providing benefits from nature that bring improvements in wellbeing to people and communities.The outputs from this network will be a review of the latest literature, including information from the communities themselves. The main aim of the project will be to write a grant application developed and designed to address the questions relevant to the partnership of communities involved in eco-production and academics from the arts and humanities.

我们生活在一个日益城市化的世界里，有证据表明，与“自然”脱节对我们产生了负面影响。为克服这种矛盾，采取了两种不同的办法：-试图为人们提供自然，并让人们参与规划和协商，以确保满足他们的要求;一个渐进的（现在正在加速）转向社区控制和/或拥有土地和自然空间-从底层开始，这些“提供自然”和“管理自然”的双重方法被人们如何“享受/体验/消费自然”和“生产自然/生态系统服务”的双重评估所证实。迄今为止，大部分工作都集中在这种二元性的一个或另一个部分。我们的愿景是将这些参与自然消费和生产的形式联系起来。为此，必须以参与者的经历、叙述和创造性活动为出发点。这些创造性活动包括参与性艺术（如林地雕塑制作、音乐或可食用艺术品）、社区节日（如丰收节）和活动（如学习遗产技能）。因此，我们的研究重点是“文化和创意活动如何帮助塑造人，地方和生产之间的联系”-我们称之为“生态文化生产”。本提案的目的是建立一个网络，将学术界和社区利益攸关方结成伙伴关系，形成一系列学科和背景，共同制作产出（包括一个大的赠款建议），将具体说明如何艺术和人文研究和创造性活动可以发展，以评估和加强这些生态的作用，该网络的成果将是对最新文献的审查，包括来自社区本身的信息。该项目的主要目的是编写一份赠款申请，以解决与参与生态生产的社区和艺术和人文学科学者的伙伴关系有关的问题。