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The Animate World Of The Abenaki, Christopher Johnson, Barbara Johnson
The Animate World Of The Abenaki, Christopher Johnson, Barbara Johnson
Appalachia
A tribe that lived in the White Mountains takes steps to reclaim its heritage.
I, For A Moment, Was Somewhere, John Teschner
I, For A Moment, Was Somewhere, John Teschner
Appalachia
A Peace Corps volunteer bushwhacks up Ol Donyo Orok, or Black Mountain.
Appalachia Winter/Spring 2007: Complete Issue
Appalachia Winter/Spring 2007: Complete Issue
Appalachia
Winter/Spring 2007 - Volume LVIII, Number 1 - issue #223. Reflections on the 1970s Hiking Boom: Featuring Stories from the Dawn of the Leave No Trace Movement.
A Peak Ahead: The Wilderness: Is It Real?, Christine Woodside
A Peak Ahead: The Wilderness: Is It Real?, Christine Woodside
Appalachia
No abstract provided.
Ellesmere: Trekking Along The Top Of The World, Michael B. Patterson
Ellesmere: Trekking Along The Top Of The World, Michael B. Patterson
Appalachia
As far north as one can go in the world and still be on land.
Among The Nomads, Margie Goldsmith
Among The Nomads, Margie Goldsmith
Appalachia
Mongolians believe, “Man’s joy is a wide-open empty space.”
Arctic Time, Jeff Fair
Arctic Time, Jeff Fair
Appalachia
Tales of off-kilter behavior above the 66th parallel, where the summer sun is out for 24 hours straight.
Appalachia Summer/Fall 2007: Complete Issue
Appalachia Summer/Fall 2007: Complete Issue
Appalachia
Summer/Fall 2007 - Volume LVIII, Number 2 - issue #224. Time In the Backcountry: Featuring Stories on Losing Track of Clocks.
Wilderness Music, Bill Sherwonit
The Tradeoffs Of Trail Work, Doug Mayer
The Tradeoffs Of Trail Work, Doug Mayer
Appalachia
The intent behing trail maintenance has evolved from helping walkers to helping the treadway.
Walking Through An Idea, Bill Mckibben
Walking Through An Idea, Bill Mckibben
Appalachia
There's no place untouched by humans, but we must preserve the "relative wild."
Is The Wilderness Act Still Relevant?, Rebecca Oreskes
Is The Wilderness Act Still Relevant?, Rebecca Oreskes
Appalachia
Forty years later, an imperfect but noble document presses humans to practice restraint.
Appalachia Winter/Spring 2008: Complete Issue
The Face-To-Face Provokes Wisdom Of Love Levinas' Ethical View On Knowledge And Truth, Roger Burggraeve
The Face-To-Face Provokes Wisdom Of Love Levinas' Ethical View On Knowledge And Truth, Roger Burggraeve
Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
THE FACE-TO-FACE PROVOKES WISDOM OF LOVE Levinas' ethical view on knowledge and truth
"Invincible Goodness" Levinas On Socio-Political Responsibility, Its Hither Side And Beyond, In Dialogue With Vasily Grossman, Roger Burggraeve
"Invincible Goodness" Levinas On Socio-Political Responsibility, Its Hither Side And Beyond, In Dialogue With Vasily Grossman, Roger Burggraeve
Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
"INVINCIBLE GOODNESS" Levinas on socio-political responsibility, its hither side and beyond, in dialogue with Vasily Grossman
Living Lightly And Abundantly In Cotabato, Bernardita Azurin-Quimpo
Living Lightly And Abundantly In Cotabato, Bernardita Azurin-Quimpo
Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
Living Lightly and Abundantly in Cotabato
Fitting Food To Circumstances: Potential Contributions Of Philippine Culinary Heritage To Disaster Risk Reduction, Felice Prudente Sta. Maria
Fitting Food To Circumstances: Potential Contributions Of Philippine Culinary Heritage To Disaster Risk Reduction, Felice Prudente Sta. Maria
Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
Cultural legacies include a society’s emergency preparedness. Geological hazards such as the movement of the West Valley Fault will result in a metadisaster. Food security is fundamental to community resilience, a strategy for disaster risk reduction. Heritage food practices may contribute to food security during emergencies and disasters. Seasonal weather conditions and natural calamities have forced continuing developments in Philippine cuisine. Convenience foods, home and urban gardening, as well as food preservation continue to be altered appropriately to variations in societal anxieties, aspirations, and hopefully now, disaster preparedness.
Berries In Baskets Versus Apples In Crates: Arguing For Ecocentrism In A Post-Covid World, Abhik Gupta
Berries In Baskets Versus Apples In Crates: Arguing For Ecocentrism In A Post-Covid World, Abhik Gupta
Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
The global outbreak of COVID-19 has raised questions about human relationships with nature vis-à-vis development models that are largely followed worldwide. Conservation biologist Raymond F. Dasmann introduced the concept of “ecosystem people” to describe predominantly rural communities who largely depend on the resources available in one or a few ecosystems around them. These societies are also characterized by their close relationships with nature and their ecocentric worldviews. However, the world today is dominated by “biosphere people” who populate the urban areas and typically use resources extracted from all over the world. This biosphere model of existence has also given rise …
Relational Egalitarianism And The Covid-19 Pandemic, Jacqueline Marie J. Tolentino
Relational Egalitarianism And The Covid-19 Pandemic, Jacqueline Marie J. Tolentino
Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
The current COVID-19 pandemic has called for unprecedented measures to contain it and, as such, has reinforced and produced complex and intertwining health and non-health inequalities. I take the perspective of relational egalitarianism and argue that these inequalities are not only issues of public health and economics but also of social justice. I thus aim to construct a relational egalitarian framework to examine how and why the inequalities of COVID-19 are unjust and to work out what structural changes and processes might be required to justly respond to these inequalities.
Normalizing The Population: The Biopolitics Of The "New Normal", Federico José T. Lagdameo
Normalizing The Population: The Biopolitics Of The "New Normal", Federico José T. Lagdameo
Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
While the whole world is trying to get its bearings in the face of the radical changes brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, two prevailing attitudes or approaches have emerged: (1) a yearning for a return to pre-COVID-19 normalcy typified by what I call the “typhoon-shelter approach” and (2) recognizing the irreversibility of the current condition and seeking to establish a “new normal.” The biopolitical analysis employed in this paper reveals unintended consequences that slip through the mesh of traditional forms of critique centered on capital, ideology, or class conflict. Specifically, the “new normal” project prevents the free movement of …
Disease And Disparities: The Structural Violence In The Time Of Our Covidized Lives, Aurelio S. Agcaoili
Disease And Disparities: The Structural Violence In The Time Of Our Covidized Lives, Aurelio S. Agcaoili
Budhi: A Journal of Ideas and Culture
The paper argues that when a country’s social structures— political, economic, and cultural—are arranged such that the arrangement results in a dichotomy between the class of the privileged and the class of the less privileged, any act of addressing a pandemic such as the COVID-19 will always end up in another pandemic: the pandemic of government neglect and ineptitude. There is only one way out in ensuring that this double pandemic can be addressed: a return to the foundations of a good life for all—a democracy that secures that the good of collective life is for all.
A Peak Ahead: Fear, Christine Woodside
Slackpacking The Colorado Trail: A Couple Spans The Gap Between Day-Hiking And Backpacking, Robert Manning, Martha Manning
Slackpacking The Colorado Trail: A Couple Spans The Gap Between Day-Hiking And Backpacking, Robert Manning, Martha Manning
Appalachia
No abstract provided.
The Search For Walter Poirier: Searchers Try To Retrace The Mountainous Route Of A Missing Peace Corps Worker In Bolivia, Todd Swain
Appalachia
No abstract provided.
On The Cliffside Trail Of Baboons: Few Americans Have Ever Seen Ethiopia's High-Altitude Wildlife, Lisa Densmore
On The Cliffside Trail Of Baboons: Few Americans Have Ever Seen Ethiopia's High-Altitude Wildlife, Lisa Densmore
Appalachia
No abstract provided.
Unself-Conscious: Childhood Rambles, Carl Demrow
Risk Factors Of Covid-19 Infection Among Health Workers Post-Vaccination In Jakarta, Rahmat Saputra, Nurhayati Adnan Prihartono, Mondastri Korib Sudaryo, Renti Mahkota, Yeni Devita, Ni Wayan Deisy Arisanti
Risk Factors Of Covid-19 Infection Among Health Workers Post-Vaccination In Jakarta, Rahmat Saputra, Nurhayati Adnan Prihartono, Mondastri Korib Sudaryo, Renti Mahkota, Yeni Devita, Ni Wayan Deisy Arisanti
Kesmas
One of the best approaches to stop the COVID-19 pandemic is vaccination. In Indonesia, the first round of vaccinations was prioritized for health workers on January 14, 2021 (first dose) and March 1, 2021 (second dose). However, some health workers who have been vaccinated were found to be reinfected after receiving the second dose. This cross-sectional study examined the risk factors for COVID-19 infection among health workers after vaccination using secondary and primary data. The data analysis was carried out in univariate (examining the frequency distribution and proportion of independent variables), bivariate (Chi-square test to explore the relationship between independent …
First Records Of The Spider Wasp Entypus Ochrocerus Dahlbom (Hymenoptera: Pompilidae: Pepsinae) From The Continental United States, Jamaica, And The Bahamas, Frank E. Kurczewski, Rick C. West, Dionne Newell, Scott Johnson
First Records Of The Spider Wasp Entypus Ochrocerus Dahlbom (Hymenoptera: Pompilidae: Pepsinae) From The Continental United States, Jamaica, And The Bahamas, Frank E. Kurczewski, Rick C. West, Dionne Newell, Scott Johnson
Insecta Mundi
A small population of Entypus ochrocerus Dahlbom, a predominantly Greater Antilles spider wasp (Hymenoptera: Pompilidae: Pepsinae), is reported for the first time from the continental United States based on photographs and associated information from iNaturalist.org. The species was initially misidentified online as E. unifasciatus unifasciatus (Say) or Entypus sp. However, Entypus u. unifasciatus individuals from east of the 100th Meridian in the United States typically have melanochromatic (dark) wings with a subapical xanthochromatic (orange-amber) patch. Entypus ochrocerus from Miami-Dade County, Florida is differentiated from E. u. unifasciatus by its black body with dark greenish blue reflections …