A different kind of grief
learning to love our networks in a time of disconnectionA different kind of grief
learning to love our networks in a time of disconnectionSamenvatting
Have you ever seen a place transformed beyond recognition? Maybe a local lake dried up, or a treasured tree blew down, leaving an empty space where there was once a landmark. Places change. Landscapes transform because of human intervention and events like extreme weather. Not every change needs to be a loss. But some changes are devastating. Why do we grieve for some losses, and not others? Why does it upset us when a stately local tree is cut down near, but not affect us when an area the size of Cyprus is deforested every year in the Amazon?
Organisatie | Hogeschool van Amsterdam |
Datum | 2020-06-12 |
Type | Andersoortig materiaal |
Taal | Engels |