Living with environmental change : waterworlds /

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Imprint:London ; New York : Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, 2014.
Description:xvi, 301 pages : color illustrations, color map ; 29 cm
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/10042570
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Other authors / contributors:Hastrup, Kirsten, editor of compilation.
Rubow, Cecilie, 1966- editor of compilation.
ISBN:9780415746670 (hardback)
0415746671 (hardback)
9781315797465 (e-book)
Notes:Includes bibliographical references (pages 286-301).
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction Portraits
  • Part 1. Water
  • Introduction
  • 1. Narwhals and Navigators on the Arctic Sea
  • 2. Ephemeral Tsunamis, Emotional Waves and Enduring Islands
  • 3. Sea Water to the Mountain Top: The Hydrological Cycle in Chivay, Peru
  • 4. Bursting Bodies of Water: Glacial Retreat and Lake Expansion in the Andes
  • 5. Rain and Flows of Joy and Concerns
  • 6. The Elusiveness and Pleasure of Rain in the Sahel
  • 7. Dams: Management versus Luck
  • 8. Water as Power and Destroyer
  • 9. New Opportunities turning into Disaster
  • 10. Coastal Gardens and their Magic
  • 11. The Sprawled Way of Detergents
  • 12. Droughts: Complex Revelatory Phenomena
  • 13. Water Quantity vs. Water Quality
  • 14. Fixed & Fluid Waters: The Mirror Images of the Arctic and the Pacific
  • Part 2. Landscape
  • Introduction
  • 15. Hualca Hualca: Mountain Lord and Life Source
  • 16. Knowing Landscapes of Water in Kiribati
  • 17. Borders at Sea
  • 18. Making Urban Landscapes - People, Water, Materials
  • 19. Dreams, Water and the Remodelling of Place
  • 20. Opportunistic Strategies: Changeable Usages of the Nigerian Landscape
  • 21. Landscapes of Droughts and Floods on the Desert Margins
  • 22. A A Landscape of Ice
  • 23. Walking Along: Reading the Landscape Along a Channel
  • 24. 'Old' Water, Gardens and Prophetic Powers in the Sahel
  • 25. Can You See CLimate Change in a Changing Environment?
  • 25. Mental Topographies
  • 26. Ephemeral Topographie and Fluid Topologies
  • 27. Icons of Climate Change. Mirroring the Sahel and the Andes
  • Part 3. Technology
  • Introduction
  • 28. Sea Level and Coastal Protection
  • 29. Urbanising Water in a Context of Scarcity: The Case of Nouakchott
  • 30. A Job-Machine Powered by Water
  • 31. Life in the Shadow of a Water Tower
  • 32. Waste & Water - Connected and Mixed
  • 32. Invested Watering Strategies in Senegal
  • 33. Cobs as Technological Solutions
  • 34. The Imagined Water Pump
  • 35. Unpredictable Side Effects of New Technologies
  • 36. Scalable and Fluid Sprinklers
  • 37. A Life Jacket Story
  • 38. Unpacking the Dog Sledge
  • 39. Water Technologies. Mirroring Great Expectations in Greenland and Ghana
  • Part 4. Time
  • Introduction
  • 40. Glacial Time
  • 41. The Rhythms of Life: Seasons and Timings in Peru
  • 42. Flexible Trajectories: Nomadic Pastoral Mobility Patterns
  • 43. Still Life on the Shore
  • 44. Appraising Change: A Question of Baseline
  • 45. Litres per Second: Measuring the Water Flow
  • 46. New Scenarios, and Unstable Temporalities
  • 47. Facing Reality - Managing/Imagining the TIme Left on an Atoll
  • 48. Anticipating Futures and the Rhythms of Water
  • 49. Slow versus Fast Changes in Sahelian Land Use Systems
  • 50. Three Calendars and the Test of Time in Northern Sahel
  • 50. "Packages" with Disparate Time Horizons
  • 51. Urban Talks of Climate and Weather
  • 52. Times of Climate Change in Religion and Ethics. Mirroring the Andes and the Pacific Artefacts of Climate
  • 53. A Book as a Tool for Time Imaginations
  • 54. The Mobile Phone
  • 55. A Shattered Tube
  • 56. Skeletal Land