《多极：极地中的空间实践》节选
罗拉·谢泼德;梅森·怀特;汪默英(整理);田乐(整理);张保利(译)
【期刊名称】《景观设计学（英文版）》 【年(卷),期】2016(004)001
【摘要】For the Inuit living in the Canadian Arctic, daily life has been, for millennia, finely tuned to seasonal weather patterns, species migration routes and a keen knowledge of the land and environment. Today, with changing climatic conditions, geopolitical negotiations and the opening up of resource economies, the Canadian North is a dramatically changing ecosystem — environmentally, culturally and economically. This harsh and fragile environment has required calibrated and innovative spatial practices by its inhabitants, who have continued to adapt over centuries, enabling traditional and contemporary ways of life to co-habit. Some of the practices documented inMany Norths: Spatial Practice in a Polar Territory leave permanent physical imprints on the land, others are impermanent; some are indigenous, while others are more recent and engineered; and all are subject to, or product of, seasonal and global forces of transformation. Together, these practices give a sense of the unique innovations, deeply embedded in the local ecosystem, that Northerners have developed to enable life in the region; to provide shelter, facilitate mobility, and harvest resources.%居住在加拿大北极地区的因纽特人近千年来都对季节性气候类型、物种迁徙路线，以及土
《多极：极地中的空间实践》节选
