BECOMING INDIGENOUS TO PLACE: FINDING ECOPOIESIS IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF NANAPOZHO

Autor:	Montgomery, Jenna
Rok vydání:	2022
Předmět:	climate change ecopoiesis human development place poetic ecology nature space and place expressive arts
DOI:	10.24412/2713-184x-2022-2-48-52
Popis:	While the world experiences anthropocentric climate change and works towards truth and reconciliation, how humans relate to Earth and each other must shift in colonial-capitalist societies. Considering the writing of Yi-Fu Tuan and the concept of space and place, the essay explores the similarities between what Robin Wall Kimmerer describes as becoming indigenous to place and what Stephen K. Levine describes as ecopoiesis. Both have the potential to serve as cross-cultural foundational concepts that can alter how contemporary societies shape the earth to meet human needs. The author relates this to her time spent outdoors during the Coronavirus pandemic developing a deeper connection to the place she calls home and poses consideration for further research and thought.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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