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Beyond cultural relativism? Tim Ingold's "ontology of dwelling"

Knudsen, Are J.
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1998
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Abstract
Tim Ingold has emerged as perhaps the most interesting theoretician of Man-Environment relations. This essay traces the intellectual history of the study of environmental perceptions and Ingolds rejection of the notion that culture "informs" our perception of the environment. Through a critical review of this position the essay considers the strength - and weaknesses - of Ingolds theoretical programme, and analyzes the concept "ontology of dwelling" which signals Ingolds break with a language-centred epistemology and his links to Heidegger's phenomenology.
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Chr. Michelsen Institute
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CMI Working paper
WP 1998: 7

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