Titlebook: Environmental Transformations and Cultural Responses; Ontologies, Discours Eveline Dürr,Arno Pascht Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Engaging with Environmental Transformation in Oceania,spective contexts and situations. We further point to translation and reception processes involved in transforming social worlds. This book is based on original work from German scholars and links into the long-standing German tradition of anthropological research in Oceania.

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Experiencing Environmental Dynamics in Chuuk, Micronesia,ide transformations. It scrutinises how people relate to actual and/or anticipated climate change impacts, and engages with the question if and how such experience induces the (re-)negotiation of their notions of being in the world.

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Thomas Kaiser,Oliver D. Doleskithe Kiribati ontology. It is argued that the worries of the citizens of Kiribati indicate a will for social resilience in the face of climate change. As embodied articulations, worries can be seen as effective, and so as constituting an actant in a network of relationships involving human beings and their environment.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-45418-0as that emerge as a result of the encounter of scientific knowledge with principles which have been described as important elements of Pacific Islanders’ ontologies, namely the close connection people have with their immediate environment and the outward orientation which connects them with inhabitants of other islands and continents.

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Ding Wang,Mingming Ha,Mingming Zhao consists of contributions by scholars schooled in the tradition of German-speaking Ethnologie, which bring the distinctive insights afforded by this background to these otherwise mainly anglophone conversations.