内陆水景地理学:有水之地的思考

IF 3.6 3区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY
Francesco Visentin, Maarja Kaaristo
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摘要

人类与水的关系错综复杂,涉及社会文化、政治、法律和生态等多个层面。考虑到水无处不在,我们需要一个更加全面的视角,帮助我们看到水不是一个静止的实体,而是一个在物理和概念上不断运动的实体;承认水与人类之间的相互作用对于理解深植于地方的社会叙事至关重要。在本专栏中,一组跨学科的学者探讨了内陆水域,以水为中心而不是以陆地为中心。特别章节深入探讨了内陆水体中新出现的水文社会联系、多种形式的专业知识、治理模式、集体和自发行动以及复原战略,探讨了运河、河流和湿地作为地方是如何被体验和表现的。本论文集中的论文表明,任何形式的场所营造都应负责任地管理水资源,接受其动态性质,并为解决当前和未来的水资源挑战提出切实可行的可持续解决方案。
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Geographies of inland waterscapes: Thinking with watery places

Geographies of inland waterscapes: Thinking with watery places

Humans and water have a complex relationship that includes various dimensions such as sociocultural, political, legal and ecological. Considering the ubiquity of water, we need a more holistic perspective to help us see water not as a static entity but rather as one in constant movement, physically and conceptually; acknowledging the interplay between water and humans is essential to understanding societal narratives deeply embedded in places. In this special section, an interdisciplinary group of scholars explore inland waters, taking a water-centric view instead of a land-centric one. The special section delves into the emerging hydro-social connections, diverse forms of expertise, governance models, collective and spontaneous actions, and resilience strategies within the context of inland water bodies, exploring how canals, rivers and wetlands are experienced and represented as places. The papers in this collection show that any form of placemaking should take responsible stewardship of water, embrace its dynamic nature, and present a realistic pathway towards sustainable solutions for present and future water challenges.

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CiteScore
4.10
自引率
3.30%
发文量
69
期刊介绍: The Geographical Journal has been the academic journal of the Royal Geographical Society, under the terms of the Royal Charter, since 1893. It publishes papers from across the entire subject of geography, with particular reference to public debates, policy-orientated agendas.
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