Indeed. Think for instance of organic food production, which is currently perceived as ‘natural’, while 10.000 years ago – when human beings began to domesticate plants and animals, rather than relying on hunting and gathering to obtain food – farming was a phenomenon of ‘next nature’.
Koert van Mensvoort
Indeed. Think for instance of organic food production, which is currently perceived as ‘natural’, while 10.000 years ago – when human beings began to domesticate plants and animals, rather than relying on hunting and gathering to obtain food – farming was a phenomenon of ‘next nature’.
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Arnoud van den Heuvel
This transition is all about acceptance and time. What we like to indicate with <em>next nature</em> today, will be the habitual nature of tomorrow.
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urbanaesthete
So how do we go from next nature to old nature? Nuclear winter?
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