在(后殖民)植物园培育生物多样性的未来

IF 3.3 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers Pub Date : 2023-09-13 DOI:10.1111/tran.12639
Silvia Hassouna
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本文考察了西岸伯利恒巴勒斯坦自然历史博物馆的生态实践。通过对博物馆植物园的分析,本文探讨了所谓的“生物多样性未来”,作为以色列/巴勒斯坦定居者殖民主义生态统治的时空替代方案。虽然许多学术研究都集中在巴勒斯坦殖民征服的环境想象上,但本文提请注意这些关系延伸到未来建设的方式。结合关于环境暴力的文献与关于未来和非殖民化的文献,本文开发了一种方法,在研究以色列/巴勒斯坦定居者未来的替代方案时,突出了“生态暂时性”的相关性。迄今为止,只有数量有限的文章将环境保护主义作为构建未来的有力话语工具进行了研究。博物馆花园的案例突出了生态反未来生产的三个相互关联的方面:作为知识的未来、作为(生物)多样性的未来和作为生存的未来。利用民族志材料和对博物馆工作人员和志愿者的采访,本文有助于研究以色列/巴勒斯坦环境暴力和生态抵抗的暂时性。
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Cultivating biodiverse futures at the (postcolonial) botanical garden
Abstract This article examines ecological practices at the Palestine Museum of Natural History in Bethlehem, West Bank. Through an analysis of the museum's botanical gardens, the article explores what it calls ‘biodiverse futures’ as a spatio‐temporal alternative to the ecological domination of settler colonialism in Israel/Palestine. While much scholarship has focused on the environmental imaginaries that have informed colonial conquest in Palestine, this paper draws attention to the ways in which these relationships extend into constructions of the future. Combining the literature on environmental violence with the literature on futurity and decolonisation, this article develops an approach that foregrounds the relevance of ‘ecological temporalities’ in examining alternatives to settler futures in Israel/Palestine. To date, only a limited number of contributions have examined environmentalism as a powerful discursive tool for constructing the future. The case of the museum gardens highlights three interrelated aspects of the production of ecological counter‐futures: futures as knowledge, futures as (bio)diversity, and futures as survival. Drawing on ethnographic material and interviews with museum staff and volunteers, this paper contributes to the study of the temporalities of environmental violence and ecological resistance in Israel/Palestine.
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