人类世的气候迁移、复原力和适应:从迁徙的弗拉弗拉到加纳南部的见解

C. Amo-Agyemang
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在人类世,气候引起的土著移民已经成为一种激进的适应愿景。本文主要讨论土著传统知识和想象在人类世中的再现问题,特别是在Frafra族群中。这篇文章通过批判性地考察土著传统知识是如何将人为气候变化和移民政治化的,这些知识被认为是治理体制之间的斗争。它分析了适应和恢复的替代方法,从西方科学知识和现代主义本体论出发,通常依赖于当地社区的参与,积极地通过当代多元化意义上的多样性存在的可能性产生,被理解为一种关系结果和偶然关系。我认为,土著传统知识方法在人类世的恢复力和适应性扰乱,竞争和颠覆现代主义的话语气候引起的迁移。有人认为,当代关于恢复力和适应性的论述似乎正在接近尾声,因为它缺乏足够的能动性、变革性和开放性的可能性。
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Climate migration, resilience and adaptation in the Anthropocene: Insights from the migrating Frafra to Southern Ghana
Climate-induced indigenous migration has become a radical adaptation vision in the Anthropocene. The article focuses on the problematic of representation of indigenous traditional knowledge and imagination in the Anthropocene, in Frafra ethnic group especially. The article does so by critically examining how indigenous traditional knowledge politicise anthropogenic climate change and migration conceived as a struggle between regimes of governing. It analyses alternative approaches to adaptation and resilience, from the Western scientific knowledge and modernist ontologies, often relying on the engagement of local communities, actively produced through the possibility of the existence of multiplicity in the sense of contemporaneous plurality, understood as a relational outcome and contingent relation. I argue that indigenous traditional knowledge approaches to resilience and adaptation in the Anthropocene disrupt, contest and subvert modernist discourses of climate-induced migration. It is suggested that contemporary discourses of resilience and adaptation appear to be drawing to a close as it lacks an adequate agential, transformative and also opening up alternative possibilities.
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