Eva Kotašková
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 106733 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Eva Kotašková |
| PRENOMES | Eva |
| SOBRENOME | Kotašková |
| ASSINATURA | KOTAŠKOVÁ E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Masaryk University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5652-9398 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 4 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 4 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Back to normal. How people make sense of road accidents through guilt
Road crashes are among the most visible forms of violence in automobility. While they are integral to automobility, they also constitute a breach to people’s lifeworlds, bringing violence to the fore. Yet the ways in which people make sense of these remain underexplored from a sociological perspective. This article examines how notions of individualized responsibility structure everyday mobility practices and responses to road crashes. Our analys…
A tour into untouched land
Drawing upon an ethnographic study of guided tours in Svalbard, in this article I explore how is the wilderness enacted as a situational and contextual outcome of more-then-human relations, emerging from engagements with the environment. As the engagements during the guided tours contest the often expected 'purity' of wilderness, I further investigate in detail when and how nature-culture dichotomy is both contested and re-produced in the enactme…
Stories with the terrain, stories with the ice
This article argues for the importance of understanding storytelling as a socio-material practice growing from engagements with the environment and its constituents. Based on an ethnography of guided tours on Svalbard, the article reveals how storytelling arises from encounters and engagements with particular constituents of the environment, such as terrain or ice, as well as from bodily experiences such as walking, feeling, touching, looking or …
From mining tool to tourist attraction
In the context of socio-economic transformation of Svalbard, from a place dominated by the coal mining industry to a nature-based tourism destination, the article focuses on how this transformation is co-created with material objects of coal mining remnants. These seemingly marginal, insignificant or even out-of-place remnants of coal mining activity (such as rusty barrels or collapsing infrastructure) have become, by law, a protected part of the…
From mining tool to tourist attraction
In the context of socio-economic transformation of Svalbard, from a place dominated by the coal mining industry to a nature-based tourism destination, the article focuses on how this transformation is co-created with material objects of coal mining remnants. These seemingly marginal, insignificant or even out-of-place remnants of coal mining activity (such as rusty barrels or collapsing infrastructure) have become, by law, a protected part of the…
A tour into untouched land
Drawing upon an ethnographic study of guided tours in Svalbard, in this article I explore how is the wilderness enacted as a situational and contextual outcome of more-then-human relations, emerging from engagements with the environment. As the engagements during the guided tours contest the often expected 'purity' of wilderness, I further investigate in detail when and how nature-culture dichotomy is both contested and re-produced in the enactme…
Stories with the terrain, stories with the ice
This article argues for the importance of understanding storytelling as a socio-material practice growing from engagements with the environment and its constituents. Based on an ethnography of guided tours on Svalbard, the article reveals how storytelling arises from encounters and engagements with particular constituents of the environment, such as terrain or ice, as well as from bodily experiences such as walking, feeling, touching, looking or …
From mining tool to tourist attraction
In the context of socio-economic transformation of Svalbard, from a place dominated by the coal mining industry to a nature-based tourism destination, the article focuses on how this transformation is co-created with material objects of coal mining remnants. These seemingly marginal, insignificant or even out-of-place remnants of coal mining activity (such as rusty barrels or collapsing infrastructure) have become, by law, a protected part of the…
A tour into untouched land
Drawing upon an ethnographic study of guided tours in Svalbard, in this article I explore how is the wilderness enacted as a situational and contextual outcome of more-then-human relations, emerging from engagements with the environment. As the engagements during the guided tours contest the often expected 'purity' of wilderness, I further investigate in detail when and how nature-culture dichotomy is both contested and re-produced in the enactme…
Stories with the terrain, stories with the ice
This article argues for the importance of understanding storytelling as a socio-material practice growing from engagements with the environment and its constituents. Based on an ethnography of guided tours on Svalbard, the article reveals how storytelling arises from encounters and engagements with particular constituents of the environment, such as terrain or ice, as well as from bodily experiences such as walking, feeling, touching, looking or …
Back to normal. How people make sense of road accidents through guilt
Road crashes are among the most visible forms of violence in automobility. While they are integral to automobility, they also constitute a breach to people’s lifeworlds, bringing violence to the fore. Yet the ways in which people make sense of these remain underexplored from a sociological perspective. This article examines how notions of individualized responsibility structure everyday mobility practices and responses to road crashes. Our analys…
Geographies of human-animal interactions (3 obras) · Indigenous Studies and Ecology (3 obras) · Sociology (3 obras) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (2 obras) · Ecology (2 obras) · Epistemology (2 obras) · Geography (2 obras) · Political science (2 obras) · Temporality (2 obras) · Wilderness (2 obras)