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Informationen zum Autor Yrjö Haila and Chuck Dyke, eds. Klappentext Groundbreaking collection contends that humans must establish communication with the rest of nature and a mutually nurturing relationship that builds on nature's presence in all human practices. Zusammenfassung A collection of essays focusing on the implications of the sciences of complexity for environmental politics and practice Inhaltsverzeichnis Preface vii ntroduction: What to Say about Nature’s “Speech” / Yrjo Haila and Chuck Dyke 1 Speaking of Nature / Susan Oyama 49 Natural Speech: A Hoary Story / Chuck Dyke 66 Gardens, Climate Changes, and Cultures: An Exploration into the Historical Nature of Environmental Problems / Ville Lähde 78 Participative Thinking: “Seeing the Face” and “Hearing the Voice” of Nature / John Shotter 106 Rethinking Intentionality: A Bourdieuian Perspective/ Iordanis Marcoulatos 127 Fluids on the Move: An Analogical Account of Environmental Mobilization / Lasse Peltonen 150 Fight Over the Face of Tampere: A Sneaking Transformation of a Local Political Field / Markus Laine 177 Stand/ardization and Entrainment in Forest Management / Ari Jokinen 198 Calculating the Futures: Stability and Change in a Local Energy Production System / Taru Peltola 218 Exploring Themes about Social Agency through Interpretation of Diagrams of Nature and Society / Peter Taylor 235 Who Speaks for Nature? / John O’Neill 261 Appendix: Primer: On Thinking Dynamically about the Human Ecological Condition / Chuck Dyke 279 References 303 Notes on Contributors 323 Index 325
