3. Nature Culture 2

Question 1

How can cosmology rule nature?

Answer 1

Decides how humans react with nature

Question 2

Who is the creator in Tukano culture?

Answer 2

Sun Gods

Question 3

Where do the tukano live?

Answer 3

Colombia, in the rainforest

Question 4

What are the 3 layered cosmos to the tukano universe

Answer 4

Flat earth, celestial vault, place of bliss beneath the earth

Question 5

What regulates tukano population?

Answer 5

Limited number of people protected by the spirits

Question 6

What do the tukano believe about the universe?

Answer 6

Not a single event but a continuous one

Question 7

When can humans remove things from the environment

Answer 7

Only when conditions are right

Question 8

What do neo classical people views on environmental science

Answer 8

Self interest and exploitation

Question 9

When can humans take food in the tukano universe?

Answer 9

Only during certain conditions

Question 10

When is energy conserved

Answer 10

When turned into nourishment

Question 11

I’m tukano culture how does the individual attribute to the whole?

Answer 11

Each person is part of a larger group

Question 12

What causes an illness in tukano culture

Answer 12

External agent, revenge of game animals, the ill will of other people

Question 13

Who diagnoses illness?

Answer 13

Shamans

Question 14

How does the shaman respond to illnesses?

Answer 14

He invokes new regulatory controls

Question 15

What do some people think alters our life?

Answer 15

Star sings, zodiac signs

Question 16

What is environmental possibilism

Answer 16

Environment does not directly cause specific developments, the presence or absence of soecific environmental factors

Question 17

What is the difference between truth in postmodernism and modernism

Answer 17

Modernity have one truth postmerderism have no single truth

Question 18

What do some see the wilderness as?

Answer 18

An entirely constructed invention

Question 19

What are areas of outstanding natural beauty?

Answer 19

Areas designated to keep them natural, but what is natural

Question 20

What changes environmentalism?

Answer 20

Out perception of it

Question 21

What are the critiques of constructivism?

Answer 21

Shows that the environment has no role at all

Question 22

Who said the time had come to rethink wilderness

Answer 22

William Cronan

Question 23

What do Americans often regard of the wilderness?

Answer 23

The last place where man has taken hold of nature

Question 24

What did Henry David Thoreau day about wilderness

Answer 24

In wilderness is the preservation of the world

Question 25

What is wilderness

Answer 25

A human creation

Question 26

What did wilderness use to mean?

Answer 26

Savage, desolate, barren

Question 27

In the age when wilderness often meant savage ness what reigned?

Answer 27

Christianity and religion

Question 28

When did environmentalism become clear to the public and people in the us?

Answer 28

The damming of the Tuolummne river in Yosemite national park

Question 29

What sort of sites in the us were called national parks?

Answer 29

What humans thought were sublime cronan

Question 30

What do some link the sublime environment to?

Answer 30

A religious experience

Question 31

What did turner say about the American frontier?

Answer 31

It was passing away

Question 32

What is the main way we as humans alters the environment?

Answer 32

Farms

Question 33

Are farms natural

Answer 33

No, change the land to how we want it

Question 34

Who would wilderness turkey be wilderness?

Answer 34

If we could go into it without leaving a trace

Question 35

What can adaptive survival be seen as?

Answer 35

Something that increases survival it self

Question 36

What binds the tukano to their habitat?

Answer 36

Myth and tradition. Habits by their forefathers

Question 37

While we may view their habitat as natural how do the tukano view it

Answer 37

As man made

Question 38

What is the energy relationship in the tukano universe

Answer 38

Energy output is greatly related to the input

Question 39

What is the tukano knowledge of the natural world?

Answer 39

High and detailed

Question 40

What does Gomez pompa and Andrea Kay’s day about environmentalism?

Answer 40

Environmental policy and education are based on western beliefs

Question 41

What is the general consensus for humans impact on the environment

Answer 41

Inverse relationship between humans actions and the environments

Question 42

What is the falsely assumed act about the wilderness

Answer 42

That it is unpopulated

Question 43

What has the western world also seen wilderness as

Answer 43

A challenge

Question 44

What organisms can help to produce clouds

Answer 44

Algae, form nucleus around which the cloud is formed

Question 45

What did lovelock say about mans destructiveness

Answer 45

Modern man is just more efficient at doing bad things

Question 46

How do the Tukano study their natural world

Answer 46

by looking at animals, some think this is how they will evolve in the future

Question 47

Where do the tukano live

Answer 47

north west amazonian rainforest

Question 48

Why do tukano people think animals go extinct

Answer 48

for no obeying particular circumstances or by not adapting

Question 49

How do tukano peoples regulate population

Answer 49

use herbs as contraceptives that causes short term sterility

Question 50

Why are couples with lots of children critisised

Answer 50

because its saying they are disobeying the sun gods and putting the community at risk

Question 51

where do most rural conservation ideas come from

Answer 51

urban areas, different idea on what is right

Question 52

Why in some cases are rural settings perceived as urban

Answer 52

native american tribes, have homes in the forest, they consider these as unnatural

Question 53

How much of the world did scientists find had been explored by humans

Answer 53

nearly all of it, is there really any wilderness, (gomez pompa, adrea kraus

Question 54

Politically what do greens think is most important

Answer 54

the community rather than the state

Question 55

How do greens think is the only way to solve our envrionmental problems

Answer 55

by wholesale economic change

Question 56

Who do greens think should take envrionmental actions

Answer 56

everyone

Question 57

When do green think we should produce goods

Answer 57

when society needs them no before hand to make profit

Question 58

What did harper list in 1990

Answer 58

all things that might be adopted but at different likelyhoods of them happening