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Oilscapes are to be understood as an aestheticized synthesis of objects of extraction, distribution, processing, and consumption of petroleum and petroleum-derived products. Based on the concept of neopragmatic landscape research, this book addresses questions of the social construction of the relationship between the petrochemical industry and the landscape, as well as individual interpretations and evaluations in this regard. The particular focus is on exploring the possibilities and limits of aesthetic experience of oilscapes as well as the categorizations, interpretations, and evaluations…mehr

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Oilscapes are to be understood as an aestheticized synthesis of objects of extraction, distribution, processing, and consumption of petroleum and petroleum-derived products. Based on the concept of neopragmatic landscape research, this book addresses questions of the social construction of the relationship between the petrochemical industry and the landscape, as well as individual interpretations and evaluations in this regard. The particular focus is on exploring the possibilities and limits of aesthetic experience of oilscapes as well as the categorizations, interpretations, and evaluations of these aesthetic outcomes. In recourse to the neopragmatic tradition, to the thinking of Richard Rorty, the engagement with 'sensory induced cognition' is carried out from the stance of irony, directed in particular at the discourse community possessing 'expert special knowledge', with a special focus on methods of representation that are innovative in the context of spatial science. The study area for assessing this approach is Louisiana (United States), which - being spatially quite diverse - has been intensively shaped for more than a century by the activities of the petrochemical industry, as well as its unintended health and ecological side effects.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Dr. Olaf Kühne ist Professor für Stadt- und Regionalentwicklung im Forschungsbereich Geographie und dem Institut für Politikwissenschaft an der Universität Tübingen. Dr. Karsten Berr ist wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Lehrstuhl Stadt- und Regionalentwicklung an der Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen Dr. Petra Lohmann ist Professorin für Architekturtheorie und Architekturphilosophie an der Universität Siegen Dr. Kai Schuster ist Professor für Soziologie, Sozialpsychologie und Architekturpsychologie am Fachbereich Gesellschaftswissenschaften der Hochschule Darmstadt.