J R Nyquist
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 71665 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | J R Nyquist |
| NOMBRES | J R |
| APELLIDO | Nyquist |
| FIRMA | NYQUIST J R |
| AFILIACIONES | Institutt for sosialantropologi, NTNU |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5587-079X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Palgrave Handbook of the Anthropology of Technology Maja HojerBruun, AyoWahlberg, RachelDouglas-Jones, CatherineHasse, KlausHoeyer, Dorthe BrogårdKristensen, Britt RossWinthereik(Red).Palgrave Mac…
Fire-Prone Landscapes and the Commons That No One Wants
In the southwest of Australia, fire-prone forests have been shaped by prescribed burning practices for several decades. Those who live in the region share a common good in the form of a cultivated landscape made safer by deliberate interventions. In recent years, however, a combination of climate change and the effects of forest interventions over the past century is destabilizing this condition, making the landscape as a common good more ambiguo…
Forbindelser og brudd
Sammendrag Denne artikkelen tar for seg hvordan det allestedsværende bærekraftbegrepet kan være nyttig for antropologer og hvordan antropologien kan bidra til forståelsen av hva det vil si at noe er bærekraftig. Jeg argumenterer for at bærekraft kan være en linse for samtidig å se på forbindelser med natur og miljø på den ene siden og brudd og distanse på den andre. For å gi mer tekstur til begge disse aspektene trekker jeg på litteratur som refl…
The Regime
In the southwest of Western Australia, the state Parks and Wildlife Service carry out prescribed burns with the goal of reducing ‘fuel loads’ and creating landscape patterns that they hope will slow down the spread of bushfires. These practices can contribute to establishing ‘a fire regime’, a tenuous state, which must be continually upheld, in which the forest tends to burn in certain ways. The regime is a model for human-environment involvement…
Radhika Govindrajan
Korona-kroppen
Hverdagslige opplevelser i løpet av koronatiden kan bidra til å endre hvordan vi selv tenker om vår egen kropp. Gjennom rutiner som håndvask og spriting, avstand og munnbindbruk blir vi minnet på bestemte ting ved relasjonen mellom kroppen og våre omgivelser. Vi får erfaringer med at kroppen er porøs og distribuert, at den er involvert i interobjektive relasjoner som gjør den uforutsigbar og at den er strukket ut i tid og rom
More-than-toad
This paper takes an event involving the introduced Cane Toad (Rhinella marina) in Australia, a community group, and a contested fence line as point of departure for discussions about different forms of engagement and the importance of being attentive to continuity and enduring forms. Cane Toads are considered a pest in Western Australia where several groups and agencies have mobilized to try to control the impact they have on native wildlife. I d…
Care and choice in dealing with the invasive cane toad in Western Australia
This article examines the meeting between the community group Kimberley Toad Busters (KTB) and established science and government in terms of an intersection of two logics of engagement. A logic of choice and a logic of care meet in the first example where I look at the conflicts and tensions arising in a public forum on control of cane toads in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The second part of the article presents two examples of KTB…
Hvordan studere natur «etter natur» – Padder og paddefolk i Kimberley
Care and choice in dealing with the invasive cane toad in Western Australia
This article examines the meeting between the community group Kimberley Toad Busters (KTB) and established science and government in terms of an intersection of two logics of engagement. A logic of choice and a logic of care meet in the first example where I look at the conflicts and tensions arising in a public forum on control of cane toads in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The second part of the article presents two examples of KTB…
Hvordan studere natur «etter natur» – Padder og paddefolk i Kimberley
Hvordan studere natur «etter natur» – Padder og paddefolk i Kimberley
Care and choice in dealing with the invasive cane toad in Western Australia
This article examines the meeting between the community group Kimberley Toad Busters (KTB) and established science and government in terms of an intersection of two logics of engagement. A logic of choice and a logic of care meet in the first example where I look at the conflicts and tensions arising in a public forum on control of cane toads in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. The second part of the article presents two examples of KTB…
More-than-toad
This paper takes an event involving the introduced Cane Toad (Rhinella marina) in Australia, a community group, and a contested fence line as point of departure for discussions about different forms of engagement and the importance of being attentive to continuity and enduring forms. Cane Toads are considered a pest in Western Australia where several groups and agencies have mobilized to try to control the impact they have on native wildlife. I d…
Korona-kroppen
Hverdagslige opplevelser i løpet av koronatiden kan bidra til å endre hvordan vi selv tenker om vår egen kropp. Gjennom rutiner som håndvask og spriting, avstand og munnbindbruk blir vi minnet på bestemte ting ved relasjonen mellom kroppen og våre omgivelser. Vi får erfaringer med at kroppen er porøs og distribuert, at den er involvert i interobjektive relasjoner som gjør den uforutsigbar og at den er strukket ut i tid og rom
Radhika Govindrajan
Forbindelser og brudd
Sammendrag Denne artikkelen tar for seg hvordan det allestedsværende bærekraftbegrepet kan være nyttig for antropologer og hvordan antropologien kan bidra til forståelsen av hva det vil si at noe er bærekraftig. Jeg argumenterer for at bærekraft kan være en linse for samtidig å se på forbindelser med natur og miljø på den ene siden og brudd og distanse på den andre. For å gi mer tekstur til begge disse aspektene trekker jeg på litteratur som refl…
The Regime
In the southwest of Western Australia, the state Parks and Wildlife Service carry out prescribed burns with the goal of reducing ‘fuel loads’ and creating landscape patterns that they hope will slow down the spread of bushfires. These practices can contribute to establishing ‘a fire regime’, a tenuous state, which must be continually upheld, in which the forest tends to burn in certain ways. The regime is a model for human-environment involvement…
The Palgrave Handbook of the Anthropology of Technology Maja HojerBruun, AyoWahlberg, RachelDouglas-Jones, CatherineHasse, KlausHoeyer, Dorthe BrogårdKristensen, Britt RossWinthereik(Red).Palgrave Mac…
Fire-Prone Landscapes and the Commons That No One Wants
In the southwest of Australia, fire-prone forests have been shaped by prescribed burning practices for several decades. Those who live in the region share a common good in the form of a cultivated landscape made safer by deliberate interventions. In recent years, however, a combination of climate change and the effects of forest interventions over the past century is destabilizing this condition, making the landscape as a common good more ambiguo…
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