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This paper discusses the role of subjectivity and the process of contemplation in understanding and apprehending values, offering an alternative view to decision-making in philosophical psychology.
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Theme: Philosophy, Epistemology
Document Type: Academic Paper
Author: Katalin Balog
Target Audience: Scholars in philosophy, epistemology
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Disclosure & Description of Financial Interests: Promoting Objectivity in Research for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Public Health Services (PHS) Sponsored Funding D’Youville University Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) Policy Summary & Requirements
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From the hydrosocial to the hydrocitizen: water, place and subjectivity within emergent urban wetlands
Year: Not specified
Region / Country: England, United Kingdom
Cities studied: London
Academic field: Human geography; Environmental studies; Urban studies
Research topic: Hydrosocial relations and environmental citizenship in urban wetlands
Document type: Academic research paper
Authors: Dr Mary Gearey; Prof Neil Ravenscroft; Prof Andrew Church
Author affiliations: University of Brighton; Royal Agricultural University
Keywords: POPS; environmental citizenship; hydrosocial; hydrocitizenships; volunteering; governmentality; urban wetlands
Empirical basis: Fieldwork in emergent urban wetland privately owned public spaces
Policy context: Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives in the English water sector
Related legislation: Water Act 1989; Water Industry Act 1991
Focus of analysis: Privately Owned Public Spaces and community participation in water-related landscapes
Target audience: Researchers and scholars in environmental governance, urban planning and geography
Topics: Eitheror Objectivity Subjectivity