游泳、困惑和大量啤酒:在温德米尔脆弱的水域中寻找矛盾。

IF 3.8 2区 医学 Q1 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Taylor Butler-Eldridge
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摘要

温德米尔是一个复杂而又充满争议的淡水水域,面临着不断变化的社会和环境压力。温德米尔的游泳者经常在一年四季中进行游泳练习,同时还要解决社会关注的问题,如准入、用户群体冲突、公共卫生沟通和游泳安全,以及环境问题,包括极端天气、废水、径流、塑料污染、藻类大量繁殖、生物安全和气候变化。同时,这些纠缠在一起的压力在游泳群体中产生了持续的适应性、矛盾性和回避性。此外,它们还扰乱了人们对 "健康 "户外游泳活动的个人化和内向型理解。作为对特刊(关于户外游泳)的贡献,本文探讨了户外游泳研究人员如何通过为期 12 个月的浸入式湿人种学方法,结合对温德米尔不同游泳者的 "湖边聚会 "和 "游泳采访",在有争议的湖泊环境中从方法论上关注这些社会和环境的复杂性。文章讨论了这些现场关系研究方法如何能够继续拓宽对 "健康 "户外游泳活动的内在理解,使参与者和研究者都能理解更广泛的社会和环境关系。文章还强调了在温德米尔脆弱的水域内外谈判健康问题的矛盾和道德紧张感。
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Swimming, confusion, and plenty of brews: Negotiating ambivalence within Windermere's fragile waters

Windermere is a complex and contested freshwater site which encounters fluctuating social and environmental pressures. Swimmers at Windermere regularly practice across all four seasons while negotiating social concerns such as access, conflicting user groups, public health communications, and swim safety, alongside environmental complications including extreme weather, wastewater, run-off, plastic pollution, algal blooms, biosecurity, and climate change. Simultaneously, these entangled pressures generate ongoing adaptation, ambivalence, and avoidance within the swim communities. Furthermore, they disrupt individualised and inwardly focused understandings of ‘healthy’ outdoor swimming practices. In contribution to the special issue (on outdoor swimming), this article reflects on how outdoor swimming researchers may methodologically attend to these social and environmental complexities within contested lacustrine environments through an immersive 12-month wet ethnographic approach, combining ‘lake-hangouts’ and ‘swim-along interviews’ with different swimmers at Windermere. The article discusses how these relational in-situ approaches can continue to broaden inwardly focused understandings of ‘healthy’ outdoor swimming practices towards the wider social and environmental relations for both the participants and researcher. The article also highlights senses of ambivalence and ethical tension while negotiating conflicting concerns of ill-health, in and out of Windermere's fragile waters.

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Health & Place
Health & Place PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH-
CiteScore
7.70
自引率
6.20%
发文量
176
审稿时长
29 days
期刊介绍: he journal is an interdisciplinary journal dedicated to the study of all aspects of health and health care in which place or location matters.
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