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Dynamic Cartography analyses the works of Rudolf Laban, Lawrence
Halprin, Anne Bogart, Adolphe Appia, Cedric Price, Joan Littlewood,
and Helio Oiticica. They are practitioners who have worked on
different areas of enquiry from the existing relations between body
and space through movement, events, or actions but whose work has
never been presented from this perspective or in this context. The
work and methodologies set up by these practitioners enable us to
develop a practice-based exploration. Some of the experiments in
the book - Micro-actions I and II - explore the presence of the
body in the space. In Kinetography I and II, Laban's dance notation
system - kinetography - is used to create these dynamic
cartographies. Kinetography III proposes the analysis of an urban
public space through the transcription of the body movement
contained on it. The series Dynamic Cartographies I, II, and III
analyses movement in geometrically controlled spaces through the
Viewpoints techniques by Anne Bogart. Finally, Wooosh! and Trellick
Tales present two projects in which performance is applied in order
to analyse and understand urban and architectural space.
Dynamic Cartography analyses the works of Rudolf Laban, Lawrence
Halprin, Anne Bogart, Adolphe Appia, Cedric Price, Joan Littlewood,
and Helio Oiticica. They are practitioners who have worked on
different areas of enquiry from the existing relations between body
and space through movement, events, or actions but whose work has
never been presented from this perspective or in this context. The
work and methodologies set up by these practitioners enable us to
develop a practice-based exploration. Some of the experiments in
the book - Micro-actions I and II - explore the presence of the
body in the space. In Kinetography I and II, Laban's dance notation
system - kinetography - is used to create these dynamic
cartographies. Kinetography III proposes the analysis of an urban
public space through the transcription of the body movement
contained on it. The series Dynamic Cartographies I, II, and III
analyses movement in geometrically controlled spaces through the
Viewpoints techniques by Anne Bogart. Finally, Wooosh! and Trellick
Tales present two projects in which performance is applied in order
to analyse and understand urban and architectural space.
Chilean Patagonia, located at the southwestern tip of South
America, is one of the last regions on earth where highly intact
environments predominate. With a coastline that extends along some
100,000 km of fjords, channels, and islands, it has one of the
world´s most extensive marine-terrestrial interfaces. Local
place-based and Indigenous cultures and management practices are a
vital presence across the region, while the long and rich history
of conservation efforts have resulted in officially protected areas
covering over 50% of the land and 41% of the coastal-marine area.
However, Chilean Patagonia is increasingly facing anthropogenic
pressures associated with increased infrastructure and access,
salmon aquaculture, extractive industries, and the spread of
invasive exotic species. Despite widespread recognition that
Chilean Patagonia represents a unique global reservoir of
socio-natural heritage, to date there has been no region-wide
assessment of the scientific evidence of the conservation status of
its ecosystems or the priorities for their effective conservation.
Conservation in Chilean Patagonia: Assessing the state of
knowledge, opportunities, and challenges is the first book to
gather and synthesize the available scientific and
socio-environmental information related to Patagonian conservation.
It presents the collaborative work of 68 researchers and local
experts, representing a range of specialties and perspectives,
including: biology, ecology, socio-ecology, fisheries, aquaculture,
anthropology, economics, geography, tourism, cryosphere,
oceanography, climate and global change. The book’s 18 chapters
focus on the status of key ecosystems and conservation tools, and
provide recommendations toward the construction of a renewed,
inclusive, and integrated conservation agenda for the Chilean
Patagonian region. It provides an essential primer for anyone
interested in the future of this ecologically vital region, as well
as lessons on interdisciplinary collaboration and integrated
analysis of conservation issues useful for conservation
practitioners and scholars. This is an open access book.
En dos conocidos pasajes de la Poetica (Po. 1451a36-b11 y
1459a17-32) Aristoteles rechaza de antemano la posibilidad de hacer
ciencia de la historia. La historia entendida como la investigacion
de hechos humanos es considerada una fase previa al conocimiento
cientifico que, por su propia naturaleza, no puede llegar a ser
objeto de generalizacion. Estas afirmaciones contrastan con el
hecho de que Aristoteles se dedicase durante toda su vida a la
tarea de investigacion historica, de la que tenemos amplias
referencias por otros autores y por las alusiones en sus propias
obras, especialmente en la Politica, la Retorica y en los tratados
de etica. Es por eso de gran importancia estudiar de que modo se
acerca Aristoteles a toda esta informacion y cual es el tratamiento
que de ella hace en el conjunto de su filosofia."
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