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Understanding Experiences of Socioecological Change Through Plastic: New Methods & Lessons Learned
Understanding Experiences of Socioecological Change Through Plastic: New Methods & Lessons...
Understanding Experiences of Socioecological Change Through Plastic: New Methods & Lessons Learned

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20250211151040
ISBN  
9798382839776
DDC  
338.9
저자명  
Jorgensen, Bethany.
서명/저자  
Understanding Experiences of Socioecological Change Through Plastic: New Methods & Lessons Learned
발행사항  
[Sl] : Cornell University, 2024
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
형태사항  
293 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-12, Section: B.
주기사항  
Advisor: Krasny, Marianne.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Cornell University, 2024.
초록/해제  
요약At this point, the harms of plastic-derived pollution throughout the plastic life cycle are well documented in the peer-reviewed literature. When it comes to humans, plastic impacts range from the cellular to the socio-cultural. Plastic pollution is a global environmental injustice given the inequitable distributions of its harms and benefits. Plastic pollution is now considered to be ubiquitous in the global environment, and for all the awareness of plastic pollution and policies to ban or regulate plastic in certain applications, plastic production shows no sign of slowing. This dissertation is one result of a long-term transdisciplinary action research process called Zero Plastic in Biosphere Reserves (referred to hereafter as 'Zero Plastic'), and presents innovative methods for exploring ways in which people are impacted by and responding to plastic pollution as individuals and collectives, with the core intention of answering the question: "What do we do about plastic pollution?" Chapter 1 explores some of the ways beach cleanups and the groups organizing them factor in to eradicating global plastic pollution, Chapters 2, 3, and 4 explore new ways in which narrative research can assist us as we search for wisdom about how to wisely act to truly address plastic pollution by representing lived experiences, guiding principles, values, ethics, and vulnerabilities. Chapter 2 presents the MIRROR method, which I developed using draMatIzed naRRative pORtraiture (MIRROR) to understand experiences of rapid global change. Chapter 3 shares the 11 MIRRORs, narrative portraits I crafted using the MIRROR method drawn from a case study on the Mediterranean island and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Menorca (Balearic Islands, Spain). Finally, Chapter 4 brings us to the island and Biosphere Reserve of Lanzarote (Canary Islands, Spain), with a "carta-graphic" case study of the Zero Plastic initiative. Here again I experiment methodologically, this time using narrative research in the form of letters to Zero Plastic colleagues as an example of care-full academic activism through a narrative practice of care, exploring how we managed to sustain this long-running collective transdisciplinary effort for socioecological transformation.
일반주제명  
Sustainability
일반주제명  
Environmental studies
일반주제명  
Social research
키워드  
Beach cleanups
키워드  
Biosphere Reserves
키워드  
Epistolary methods
키워드  
Qualitative methods
키워드  
Transdisciplinarity
기타저자  
Cornell University Natural Resources
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 85-12B.
전자적 위치 및 접속  
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■520    ▼aAt  this  point,  the  harms  of  plastic-derived  pollution  throughout  the  plastic  life  cycle  are  well  documented  in  the  peer-reviewed  literature.  When  it  comes  to  humans,  plastic  impacts  range  from  the  cellular  to  the  socio-cultural.  Plastic  pollution  is  a  global  environmental  injustice  given  the  inequitable  distributions  of  its  harms  and  benefits.  Plastic  pollution  is  now  considered  to  be  ubiquitous  in  the  global  environment,  and  for  all  the  awareness  of  plastic  pollution  and  policies  to  ban  or  regulate  plastic  in  certain  applications,  plastic  production  shows  no  sign  of  slowing.  This  dissertation  is  one  result  of  a  long-term  transdisciplinary  action  research  process  called  Zero  Plastic  in  Biosphere  Reserves  (referred  to  hereafter  as  'Zero  Plastic'),  and  presents  innovative  methods  for  exploring  ways  in  which  people  are  impacted  by  and  responding  to  plastic  pollution  as  individuals  and  collectives,  with  the  core  intention  of  answering  the  question:  "What  do  we  do  about  plastic  pollution?"  Chapter  1  explores  some  of  the  ways  beach  cleanups  and  the  groups  organizing  them  factor  in  to  eradicating  global  plastic  pollution,  Chapters  2,  3,  and  4  explore  new  ways  in  which  narrative  research  can  assist  us  as  we  search  for  wisdom  about  how  to  wisely  act  to  truly  address  plastic  pollution  by  representing  lived  experiences,  guiding  principles,  values,  ethics,  and  vulnerabilities.  Chapter  2  presents  the  MIRROR  method,  which  I  developed  using  draMatIzed  naRRative  pORtraiture  (MIRROR)  to  understand  experiences  of  rapid  global  change.  Chapter  3  shares  the  11  MIRRORs,  narrative  portraits  I  crafted  using the  MIRROR  method  drawn  from  a  case  study  on  the  Mediterranean  island  and  UNESCO  Biosphere  Reserve  of  Menorca  (Balearic  Islands,  Spain).  Finally,  Chapter  4  brings  us  to  the  island  and  Biosphere  Reserve  of  Lanzarote  (Canary  Islands,  Spain),  with  a  "carta-graphic"  case  study  of  the  Zero  Plastic  initiative.  Here  again  I  experiment  methodologically,  this  time  using  narrative  research  in  the  form  of  letters  to  Zero  Plastic  colleagues  as  an  example  of  care-full  academic  activism  through  a  narrative  practice  of  care,  exploring  how  we  managed  to  sustain  this  long-running  collective  transdisciplinary  effort  for  socioecological  transformation.
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