与山共呼吸

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P. Harris
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在封锁的令人窒息的情况下,新冠肺炎的情况不可避免地进入了皮埃尔·贾丁(Pierre jardin)的头脑。2大流行的气氛使空气变得明显,呼吸变得个人化、政治性和全球性。人们有时会以令人惊讶的方式寻求观点。当许多人转向斯多葛派时,贾尔丁却变成了石头。在《放松的吊床》(图1)中,贾尔丁暂停了他的怀疑,舒展了他的想象力,让自己沉浸在岩石呼吸的漫反射幻想中。Jardin创作了一种以吸收石头为中心的生活,既包括慢慢浸泡在某种物质中的物理过程,也包括全神贯注于某种物质的心理体验。他觉得石头是活的,石头在他身上也是活的;从字面上和隐喻上说,他花了几个小时看石头,听石头,触摸石头。但他从来没有认真考虑过呼吸石。一大堆问题立即出现了:岩石会呼吸吗?山吗?地球呢?用石头或行星呼吸意味着什么?Jardin对岩石和岩石圈呼吸的追求构成了他的地质抱负,在这里列出。
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Breathing with Mountains
Under the suffocating circumstances of lockdown, COVID conditions inevitably wafted their way into the stoned thinking of Pierre Jardin.2 The pandemic atmosphere made air apparent, and breathing became personal, political, and planetary. People sought perspective in sometimes surprising ways. While many turned to the Stoics, Jardin turned to stone. Suspending his disbelief in “The Hammock of Relaxation” (fig. 1), Jardin stretched his imagination, and set himself adrift in diffuse reveries of rocky respiration. Jardin composes a life centered in absorbing stone(s), encompassing both a physical process of soaking in a substance slowly and psychological experience of becoming engrossed in it. He feels alive with stone and stone alive in him; literally and metaphorically, he has spent hours looking at stone, listening to stone, and touching/being touched by stone. But he had never seriously considered breathing stone. Immediately, a slew of questions arose: Do rocks breathe? Do mountains? Does the Earth? What would it mean to breathe with a stone, or with the planet? Jardin’s pursuit of lithic and lithospheric respirations came to comprise his geologic aspirations, which are set out here.
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期刊介绍: SubStance has a long-standing reputation for publishing innovative work on literature and culture. While its main focus has been on French literature and continental theory, the journal is known for its openness to original thinking in all the discourses that interact with literature, including philosophy, natural and social sciences, and the arts. Join the discerning readers of SubStance who enjoy crossing borders and challenging limits.
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