32 research outputs found

    Asukasosallisuuden edistÀminen, vuorovaikutus ja yhteiskehittÀminen kulttuurisuunnittelu­hankkeessa

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    The article addresses the participation of residents in the processes of cultural planning project KylĂ€-OSKU. The project explored the residents’ views in two different contexts, in a growing urban neighborhood and in a small rural village by applying different participatory methods. In the article, we analyze how different methods worked and ask what kinds of insights they provided. We evaluate the methods from the perspective of communication and co-creation pondering on how participatory cultural planning can enhance the participation of the residents in the planning processes. Our results show that successful resident participation requires repeated encounters with residents, listening and understanding of different voices, andcontinuing reciprocal communication.Artikkeli kĂ€sittelee asukasosallisuuden toteutumista kulttuurisuunnitteluun perustuvassa KylĂ€-OSKU -hankkeessa. Hankkeessa pyrittiin selvittĂ€mÀÀn kahden erilaisen alueen, kasvavan kaupunkilĂ€hiön ja pienen maaseututaajaman, asukkaiden nĂ€kemyksiĂ€ ja toiveita erilaisten kulttuurikartoituksen menetelmien avulla. Artikkelissa analysoimme, miten soveltamamme menetelmĂ€t toimivat ja millaisia nĂ€kökulmia ne toivat esiin. Arvioimme kĂ€yttĂ€miĂ€mme menetelmiĂ€ erityisesti osallistumisen ja siihen sisĂ€ltyvĂ€n vuorovaikutuksen ja yhteiskehittĂ€misen nĂ€kökulmista ja pohdimme, miten osallistava kulttuurisuunnittelu voi edistÀÀ asukasosallisuuden vahvistamista. Tutkimuksemme osoittaa, ettĂ€ asukasosallisuus edellyttÀÀ eri osapuolten nĂ€kökulmien kuulemistaja ymmĂ€rtĂ€mistĂ€, sekĂ€ vuorovaikutuksen jatkuvuutta

    Planetary well-being

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    Tensions between the well-being of present humans, future humans, and nonhuman nature manifest in social protests and political and academic debates over the future of Earth. The increasing consumption of natural resources no longer increases, let alone equalises, human well-being, but has led to the current ecological crisis and harms both human and nonhuman well-being. While the crisis has been acknowledged, the existing conceptual frameworks are in some respects ill-equipped to address the crisis in a way that would link the resolving of the crisis with the pivotal aim of promoting equal well-being. The shortcomings of the existing concepts in this respect relate to anthropocentric normative orientation, methodological individualism that disregards process dynamics and precludes integrating the considerations of human and nonhuman well-being, and the lack of multiscalar considerations of well-being. This work derives and proposes the concept of planetary well-being to address the aforementioned conceptual issues, to recognise the moral considerability of both human and nonhuman well-being, and to promote transdisciplinary, cross-cultural discourse for addressing the crisis and for promoting societal and cultural transformation. Conceptually, planetary well-being shifts focus on well-being from individuals to processes, Earth system and ecosystem processes, that underlie all well-being. Planetary well-being is a state where the integrity of Earth system and ecosystem processes remains unimpaired to a degree that species and populations can persist to the future and organisms have the opportunity to achieve well-being. After grounding and introducing planetary well-being, this work shortly discusses how the concept can be operationalised and reflects upon its potential as a bridging concept between different worldviews.</p

    Hiki, Àhky ja loikka - Osallistujien pedagogisia mietteitÀ ja ideoita hankkeen varrelta

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    DIGIJOUJOU-hankkeessa työskennelleet opettajat ovat hankkeen toimintavuosien 2017-2019 aikana pohtineet opetuksen ja oppimisen digitaalisuutta ja joustavuutta eri näkökulmista: mitä digitaalisuus ja joustavuus suomen ja ruotsin opiskelussa tarkoittaa, miten soveltaa, lisätä ja kehittää digitaalisuutta ja joustavuutta omassa opetuksessa ja opiskelijoiden oppimisessa. Hankelaisten blogikirjoituksissa näemme askeleita opettajien omasta ja yhdessä muiden kanssa oppimisesta hankkeen edetessä; epävarmuus muuttuu varmuudeksi, ajoittainen digiähky oman asiantuntijuuden kasvuksi ja joustavuus osaksi opettajan arkipedagogiikkaa. Antoisia ja inspiroivia lukuhetkiä! LisĂ€tietoa: https://digijoujou.aalto.fi/Lärarna i DIGIJOUJOU-projektet har under projektets verksamhetsår 2017-2019 reflekterat över digitalisering och exibilitet från olika perspektiv; vad betyder digitalisering och exibilitet i lärandet av finska och svenska, hur ska man implementera, öka och utveckla dessa i den egna undervisningen och i hur studerande lär sig finska och svenska. I projektdeltagarnas bloginlägg får vi inblick i hur allas lärandeprocess i projektet framskrider; osäkerhet utvecklas till säkerhet, digikaoset får ordning och exibilitet blir en del av den egna sakkunnigheten och pedagogiken. Med önskan om givande och inspirerande läsning! Mer information: https://digijoujou.aalto.fi

    Loneliness and interaction ritual theory : failed interaction chains among Finnish university students

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    This article relates loneliness to interaction ritual theory, understanding loneliness in terms of problematic microinteractional dynamics. The advantage of interaction ritual theory is that it extends our understanding of the issue of the psychologised self and related questions such as how loneliness feels or is experienced. Loneliness is here defined as a response to interaction representing relational understanding of emotions. Interaction ritual theory is interested in the emotional consequences that individuals experience from successful or unsuccessful interaction rituals. Loneliness in this view represents a state in which the individual is denied access to rewarding aspects of interaction. This study is based on 32 lifecourse interviews with Finnish students. It finds that loneliness as a failed microinteractional dynamic originates from students’ previous negative experiences of interaction, problematic situational settings and the structured flow of students’ daily activities.peerReviewe
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