Inhabiting the timescape of climate emergency: exploring the regeneration of urban life through Extinction Rebellion's creative spatial protests

气候变化是在此时此地经历的，那么活动家们是如何以一种让我们看到它的方式来执行气候紧急情况的呢？该项目通过解决资本主义节奏和自然节奏不同步的方式，探索了城市气候变化的“时间逃逸”。气候紧急事件的时间逃离引起了人们对资本主义城市和与地球生命系统（cook&swyngedow, 2012）或公民身体节奏不一致的生活方式所产生的心律失常的关注。在新兴的气候正义运动“灭绝叛乱”（XR）中，活动人士以一种独特的方式与时间一起参与气候紧急情况。本研究借鉴Adam（2004）的时间逃逸概念和节奏分析（Lefebvre, 2004），有节奏地思考人、城市和气候紧急情况之间的关系，探索气候紧急情况的时间逃逸如何想象和共同创造健康和变革的城市未来。具体的民族志研究将通过两个伦敦的案例研究进行，分别是XRGuerrilla Gardening和Extinction Theatre，它们的公民不服从挑战了社会时间的主导经验。这项研究对人们如何通过关注城市空间和时间的生活体验来重新培养创造宜居城市所需的激进变革的社会和文化进程提供了丰富的见解，这些变革将人类与其他人、非人类和环境联系起来。

Climate change is experienced in the here-and-now, so how isclimate emergency being performed by activists in ways thatenable us to see it? This project explores the 'timescapes' ofclimate change in the city by addressing the ways that therhythms of capitalism and the rhythms of nature are shown to beout-of-sync. The timescape of climate emergency drawsattention to the arrhythmia produced by capitalist cities andlifestyles that do not align with the planet's living systems (Cook& Swyngedouw, 2012) or the bodily rhythms of citizens. Activistswithin Extinction Rebellion (XR), the emergent climate justicemovement, engage with time in the climate emergency adistinctive way. This research draws on Adam's (2004)timescape concept and rhythmanalysis (Lefebvre, 2004) to thinkrhythmically about the relationship between people, the city andclimate emergency, and explore how the timescape of climateemergency can imagine and co-create healthy andtransformative urban futures. Embodied ethnographic researchwill be conducted through two London-based case studies of XRGuerrilla Gardening and Extinction Theatre, whose civildisobedience challenges the dominant experience of social time.This research contributes rich insights into how people arecultivating the social and cultural processes of radical changeneeded to create liveable cities, which connect humans withother humans, non-humans and the environment, by attending tothe lived experience of urban space and time.