人类世的遗产与废物:从博物馆角度看环境和社会的复杂性

IF 1 4区 社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Francisca Elizabeth Pimentel Fuentes
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摘要

人类世背景下遗产与废物之间的关系一直错综复杂。从历史上看,遗产和废弃物被视为对立的概念,但在人类世,它们之间有着千丝万缕的联系,相互交织在一起,形成了在其领土上留下深刻烙印的原地和非原地产品。作为一种现代遗产形式,我们如何处理这些废弃物景观或废弃物景观,日益成为博物馆关注的问题,因为博物馆在应对全球废弃物现象和教育公众负责任消费方面具有潜在的关键作用。对各种展览和艺术作品的回顾探讨了废弃物的文化和社会层面,认为废弃物是一种现代遗产形式,源于人类活动并由人类活动塑造,在二十一世纪已成为一种地球现象。展览还揭示了经济实力、废物管理和环境影响之间的联系。总之,当前的博物馆实践回应了对物质文化的重新评估,将其理解为当下的见证,目的是强调博物馆作为批判性研究与废弃物有关的复杂问题的平台的作用,使解决与废弃物管理相关的环境和社会不公正问题的方式多样化。
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Heritage and waste in the Anthropocene: A museum perspective on environmental and social complexities

The relationship between heritage and waste in the context of the Anthropocene has always been intricate. Historically, heritage and waste were viewed as opposing concepts, but in the Anthropocene, they are inextricably linked and interwoven, resulting in the creation of in situ and ex situ productions that leave deep imprints on their territories. How we deal with these landscapes of waste, or wastescapes, as a form of modern heritage is increasingly a concern for museums, which have a potentially pivotal role in addressing the phenomenon of global waste and educating the public about responsible consumption. The review of diverse exhibitions and artworks explores the cultural and social dimensions of waste, considering it as a form of modern heritage derived from and shaped by human activities that have become a planetary phenomenon in the twenty-first century. It also unveils the connections between economic power, waste management, and environmental impact. In conclusion, current museum practice responds to a reevaluation of what is considered material culture, understanding it as testimonies of the present, with the aim of highlighting the role of museums as platforms for critically examining complex issues related to waste, enabling diverse ways of addressing the environmental and social injustices associated with waste management.

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