逆流而上:重塑加拿大滨海沼泽地的景观和社区

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American Review of Canadian Studies Pub Date : 2022-10-02 DOI:10.1080/02722011.2022.2148058

E. MacDonald

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湿地地理学家Matthew Hatvany, Rudin将他的研究框定为一种改良的高度现代主义的寓言，正如Loo在她自己的作品中所探索的那样:在地方知识与技术专家的专业知识、实践与理论方法、具体与抽象考虑的错误二元之间的跷跷板而不是综合。高度现代主义并不是观赏MMRA作品的唯一视角(大都市与外围的概念也浮现在脑海中)，但它是一种实用而灵活的视角。

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Against the Tide: Reshaping Landscape and Community in Canada’s Maritime Marshlands

marshlands geographer Matthew Hatvany, Rudin frames his study as a sort of parable of modified high modernism, as explored by Loo in her own work: a see-saw—rather than synthesis—between the false binaries of local knowledge versus technocratic expertise, practical versus theoretical approaches, and concrete versus abstract considerations. High modernism is not the only lens for viewing the work of the MMRA (the idea of metropole versus periphery also comes to mind), but it is a serviceable and flexible one.

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