Environmental Hermeneutics and the Meaning of Nature

Drenthen, Martin

doi:10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199941339.013.15

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“…The development of sustainability indicators shall prioritize to reflect the diversity of society as best as possible to attain a comprehensive perspective on local peculiarities and integrate as much as possible from conflicting opinions [29]. By articulating various interpretations of how people act and think, stakeholders can see the meanings of everyday environmental practices that are often taken for granted [30].…”

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Cultural Space as Sustainability Indicator for Development Planning (Study in Jakarta Coastal Area)

Habib¹,

Hasibuan²,

Kurniawan³

2023

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Few assessments and indicators on cultural sustainability have been applied to national and local development policies in Indonesia. Said policies have had the notion of space solely defined through its physical aspect. This study aims to establish the cultural aspect of space as a workable indicator for sustainability in development planning. The study grounds itself in the coastal area of Kalibaru Subdistrict, North Jakarta, a region characterized by dense and culturally diverse residential areas located in between heavy industrial development. Primary data are gathered from 10 informants of varying occupations with residence in the area for more than 20 years. In-depth interviews and Spatial Cognitive Mapping were conducted to articulate the cultural spaces of their everyday activities. Prevalent themes of spatial practice were identified and described in 3 categories of 1. core cultural spaces, 2. tactical cultural spaces, and 3. spaces of cultural conflict. The participatory procedures to identify cultural spaces as described in the study were concluded to be operable within existing indicator or index frameworks for sustainability policy. The availability of cultural spaces and its enumeration may be incorporated into national surveys for effective data collection and use.

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Section: Research Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cultural Space as Sustainability Indicator for Development Planning (Study in Jakarta Coastal Area)

Habib¹,

Hasibuan²,

Kurniawan³

2023

Preprint

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“…The development of sustainability indicators shall be prioritized to reflect the diversity of society as best as possible to attain a comprehensive perspective on local peculiarities and integrate as much as possible from conflicting opinions [29]. By articulating various interpretations of how people act and think, stakeholders can see the meanings of everyday environmental practices that are often taken for granted [30].…”

Section: Research Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cultural Space as Sustainability Indicator for Development Planning (Case Study in Jakarta Coastal Area)

Habib,

Hasibuan,

Kurniawan

2023

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Few assessments through cultural sustainability indicators have been applied to national and local development policies in Indonesia. Said policies have had the notion of space solely defined through its physical aspect. This study aims to establish the cultural aspect of space as a workable indicator for sustainability in development planning. The study grounds itself in the coastal area of Kalibaru Subdistrict, North Jakarta, a region characterized by dense and culturally diverse residential areas located in between heavy industrial development. Primary data were gathered from 10 informants of varying occupations with residence in the area for more than 20 years. In-depth interviews and spatial mental mapping were conducted to articulate the cultural spaces of their everyday activities. Prevalent themes of spatial practice were identified and described in 3 categories of 1. core cultural spaces, 2. tactical cultural spaces, and 3. spaces of cultural conflict. The participatory procedures to identify cultural spaces as described in the study were concluded to be operable within existing indicator or index frameworks for sustainability policy. The availability of cultural spaces and their enumeration may be incorporated into national surveys for effective data collection and use.

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“…Ecofenomenologia e ecohermenêutica são termos relativamente recentes que se baseiam muito em cânones da filosofia contemporânea como Heidegger (1998), e Gadamer (1983), contudo, são novos autores que desenvolvem melhor essa temática tais como Van Buren (1995), Drenthen (2015), Wood (2001) e muitos outros, incluindo o Prof. Gustavo Silvano Batista (2020) da UFPI.…”

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Ecofenomenologia no imaginário da filosofia da natureza em Bachelard

Rocha

2023

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O presente artigo tem como objetivo fazer uma cartografia das possibilidades Ecofenomenológicas acerca do imaginário da natureza na filosofia. Tal intento se dá pelo fato da filosofia enquanto disciplina não ter materiais didáticos diretamente ligados a essa perspectiva quando em diálogo com as ciências naturais. Apesar de termos diversos pensadores contemporâneos no âmbito da filosofia que tratam de questões como a natureza, ecologia e meio ambiente, é a partir de pensadores como Bachelard, Gadamer, Merleau-Ponty, que queremos fazer uma interpretação do imaginário da fenomenologia natureza. Logo, por meio de uma metodologia ecohermenêutica pretendemos por meio desse manuscrito apontar caminhos possíveis para a construção dialógica dessa temática e de como ela tem ressonância e repercussão crítica junto a filosofia da técnica e a imaginação.

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Environmental Hermeneutics and the Meaning of Nature

Cited by 22 publications

References 21 publications

Cultural Space as Sustainability Indicator for Development Planning (Study in Jakarta Coastal Area)

Cultural Space as Sustainability Indicator for Development Planning (Study in Jakarta Coastal Area)

Cultural Space as Sustainability Indicator for Development Planning (Case Study in Jakarta Coastal Area)

Ecofenomenologia no imaginário da filosofia da natureza em Bachelard

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