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Salvaging Wilderness from the Tomb of History: A Response to The National Parks: America's Best Idea

机译:从历史古墓中拯救荒野:对国家公园的回应:美国的最佳主意

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In the age of industrialism, wilderness is the counterbalance to human excesses and the inspiration for environmental activists. Today, wilderness is even more important and contested as people face multiple environmental crises on a planet with an exploding human population and voracious consumer appetite. Too often obscured by the technosphere that engulfs us, wilderness awaits its ecoteur filmmakers to give it greater presence on the public screens of the technoscape. After The National Parks: America's Best Idea, wilderness still waits. By treating wilderness as an historical relic and vacation spot, the film saps it of its vital relevance and political power. Audiences must understand the foundational role of wilderness in their lives, instead of being pacified with an history drained of color that disconnects them from wilderness. As people wonder if there is a future for industrial civilization, wilderness provides the last best hope for rethinking our place on earth.
机译:在工业化时代,荒野是人类过度活动的平衡,也是环保主义者的灵感来源。如今,随着人们在地球上人口爆炸和消费者胃口大增的地球上面临多重环境危机,荒野变得更加重要和充满争议。吞噬我们的技术圈常常使人眼花,乱,荒野在等待其生态电影制片人在技术界的公众银幕上给予更大的参与。在《国家公园:美国最佳创意》之后,荒野仍在等待。通过将荒野视为历史遗迹和度假胜地,这部电影使它失去了至关重要的意义和政治权力。观众必须了解旷野在他们生活中的基本作用,而不是因失去了使旷野与旷野脱节的历史而安抚下来。人们想知道工业文明是否存在未来,旷野为重新思考我们在地球上的地位提供了最后的最大希望。

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