Seasonal Activities - Revision history

Saskia at 11:59, 18 July 2025

2025-07-18T11:59:33Z

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	The ice pressure ridge remind us that agency is not a property that is possessed by individual readers, researchers and authors. Our ways of becoming knowledgeable always correspond intra-dependently with many other agential forces, both human and non-human.		The ice pressure ridge remind us that agency is not a property that is possessed by individual readers, researchers and authors. Our ways of becoming knowledgeable always correspond intra-dependently with many other agential forces, both human and non-human.

Saskia: /* A Visit Cut Short */

2025-03-02T15:02:34Z

A Visit Cut Short

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	<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Collage and Zine-Making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Collage and Zine-Making\|Detour to a new track along cut 3]]</span>		<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Collage and Zine-Making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Collage and Zine-Making\|Detour: Find a new track along cut 3]]</span>

Saskia: /* A visit cut short */

2025-03-02T13:58:36Z

A visit cut short

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	<span class="Pop-up landmark link" data-page-title="Seasonal Changes" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="Landmark">[[Seasonal Changes\|Landmark: Seasonal Changes]]</span>		<span class="Pop-up landmark link" data-page-title="Seasonal Changes" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="Landmark">[[Seasonal Changes\|Landmark: Seasonal Changes]]</span>

	=A ~~visit cut short~~=		=A Visit Cut Short=

	I end up staying in Coral Harbour a little over three weeks this trip.		I end up staying in Coral Harbour a little over three weeks this trip.

Saskia: /* A visit cut short */

2025-03-01T14:04:43Z

A visit cut short

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	I end up staying in Coral Harbour a little over three weeks this trip. Although I was able to visit Leonard several times over this time, I decided I would not pressure him with the more formal procedures of interviews or other forms of data-collection. Besides, I had started to suspect by this moment that		I end up staying in Coral Harbour a little over three weeks this trip.
	~~my research question did not so much require the collection of data as it required methods of attentive presence, and meaningful practice~~.

	I ~~ended up spending a significant amount of~~ time ~~with the people that I had met the previous year in Coral Harbour. In particular a couple from the south~~, ~~who had spent many years teaching in the community and were raising a child there. She and~~ I ~~talked a lot about the social dynamics of living up north in a small community. He and~~ I ~~talked a lot about~~ the land-based skills that he had managed to learn over the years, including caribou hunting, qamutiq building and pulling a qamutiq by skidoo. He also learnt how to sew. A skill that is usually considered for women, but that he had mastered to the approval of other Inuit community members. The other person I met with multiple times over those weeks was one of Leonard's nephews, a highly educated Inuk, looking to explore how science could be contribute to the needs of ~~the community. He had assisted with the previous research activities, including the remote TEK mapping interviews and field~~-~~based sampling~~.		Although I was able to visit Leonard several times over this time, I decided I would not pressure him with the more formal procedures of interviews or other forms of data-collection.

	<div class="next_choice"> Accepting that staying any longer would strain the research budget unduly, ~~you~~ head back ~~south~~. Without a clear co-designed plan for the final workshop in Coral Harbour at the end of the year, but with many impressions of visiting both communities over spring. This ice-pressure ridge, will not allow us to get back on to our previous track. You have to find a new one, to continue your way along the BearWatch project.		Besides, I had started to suspect by this moment that my research question did not so much require the collection of data as it required methods of attentive presence, and meaningful practice.

			<div class="next_choice"> Accepting that staying any longer would strain the research budget unduly, I head back South.

			Without a clear co-designed plan for the final workshop in Coral Harbour at the end of the year, but with many impressions of visiting both communities over spring.

			This ice-pressure ridge, will not allow us to get back on to our previous track. You have to find a new one, to continue your way along the BearWatch project.

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	<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Collage and Zine-Making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Collage and Zine-Making\|Detour to a new track along cut 3]]</span>		<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Collage and Zine-Making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Collage and Zine-Making\|Detour to a new track along cut 3]]</span>

Saskia: /* Dependence */

2025-03-01T14:02:40Z

Dependence

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	As two weeks pass, it becomes increasingly clear that Leonard will have little time to work with me on the wayfaring ideas. He has family responsibilities that play out within limited seasonal windows and he is simultaneously dealing with health related issues that require him to expend his energy carefully. Attempts to connect with other people in the community are furthermore somewhat restrained, due to how the communication lines with organizations like the hamlet and the Coral Harbour Hunter's and Trapper's Organization have been established to flow through Leonard.		As two weeks pass, it becomes increasingly clear that Leonard will have little time to work with me on the wayfaring ideas.

			He has family responsibilities that play out within limited seasonal windows and he is simultaneously dealing with health related issues that require him to expend his energy carefully.

			Attempts to connect with other people in the community are furthermore somewhat restrained due to how the communication lines with organizations like the hamlet and the Coral Harbour Hunter's and Trapper's Organization have been established to flow through Leonard.

	<div class="next_choice"> As the ice and snow conditions were changing rapidly, and you have much time to think, you start appreciating the intra-dependent relationship between seasonal change, planning, and research to a new degree. </div>		<div class="next_choice"> As the ice and snow conditions were changing rapidly, and you have much time to think, you start appreciating the intra-dependent relationship between seasonal change, planning, and research to a new degree. </div>

Saskia at 14:01, 1 March 2025

2025-03-01T14:01:51Z

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	The ice pressure ridge remind us that agency is not a property that is possessed by individual readers, researchers and authors. Our ways of becoming knowledgeable always correspond intra-dependently with many other agential forces, both human and non-human.		The ice pressure ridge remind us that agency is not a property that is possessed by individual readers, researchers and authors. Our ways of becoming knowledgeable always correspond intra-dependently with many other agential forces, both human and non-human.

	Springtime is always a busy season in the Arctic. After the cold, dark winter, this is the season in which people start initiating community activities like fishing derbies and other competitions again. In Coral Harbour it is also the season in which the sea ice breaks up, and certain travel routes become unpassable, until the ice starts building up again. During my first week back in Coral Harbour much of Leonards attention went to the building of an extra large qamutiq that could carry a cabin and be pulled by multiple skidoos towards Qaquutaaq - a landmark spot for good arctic char fishing.		<div class="next_choice">Springtime is always a busy season in the Arctic.

			After the cold, dark winter, this is the season in which people start initiating community activities like fishing derbies and other competitions again. In Coral Harbour it is also the season in which the sea ice breaks up, and certain travel routes become unpassable, until the ice starts building up again.

			During my first week back in Coral Harbour much of Leonards attention went to the building of an extra large qamutiq that could carry a cabin and be pulled by multiple skidoos towards Qaquutaaq - a landmark spot for good arctic char fishing.</div>

	=Dependence=		=Dependence=

Saskia: /* A visit cut short */

2025-01-15T15:59:55Z

A visit cut short

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	<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Zine-~~making~~" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Zine-~~making~~\|Detour to a new track along cut 3]]</span>		<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Collage and Zine-Making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Collage and Zine-Making\|Detour to a new track along cut 3]]</span>

Saskia at 14:12, 15 January 2025

2025-01-15T14:12:36Z

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			The ice pressure ridge remind us that agency is not a property that is possessed by individual readers, researchers and authors. Our ways of becoming knowledgeable always correspond intra-dependently with many other agential forces, both human and non-human.

			Springtime is always a busy season in the Arctic. After the cold, dark winter, this is the season in which people start initiating community activities like fishing derbies and other competitions again. In Coral Harbour it is also the season in which the sea ice breaks up, and certain travel routes become unpassable, until the ice starts building up again. During my first week back in Coral Harbour much of Leonards attention went to the building of an extra large qamutiq that could carry a cabin and be pulled by multiple skidoos towards Qaquutaaq - a landmark spot for good arctic char fishing.

			=Dependence=

			As two weeks pass, it becomes increasingly clear that Leonard will have little time to work with me on the wayfaring ideas. He has family responsibilities that play out within limited seasonal windows and he is simultaneously dealing with health related issues that require him to expend his energy carefully. Attempts to connect with other people in the community are furthermore somewhat restrained, due to how the communication lines with organizations like the hamlet and the Coral Harbour Hunter's and Trapper's Organization have been established to flow through Leonard.

			<div class="next_choice"> As the ice and snow conditions were changing rapidly, and you have much time to think, you start appreciating the intra-dependent relationship between seasonal change, planning, and research to a new degree. </div>

	<span class="Pop-up landmark link" data-page-title="Seasonal Changes" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="Landmark">[[Seasonal Changes\|Landmark: Seasonal Changes]]</span>		<span class="Pop-up landmark link" data-page-title="Seasonal Changes" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="Landmark">[[Seasonal Changes\|Landmark: Seasonal Changes]]</span>

	=~~Dependence~~=		=A visit cut short=

			I end up staying in Coral Harbour a little over three weeks this trip. Although I was able to visit Leonard several times over this time, I decided I would not pressure him with the more formal procedures of interviews or other forms of data-collection. Besides, I had started to suspect by this moment that
			my research question did not so much require the collection of data as it required methods of attentive presence, and meaningful practice.

	~~test text test~~		I ended up spending a significant amount of time with the people that I had met the previous year in Coral Harbour. In particular a couple from the south, who had spent many years teaching in the community and were raising a child there. She and I talked a lot about the social dynamics of living up north in a small community. He and I talked a lot about the land-based skills that he had managed to learn over the years, including caribou hunting, qamutiq building and pulling a qamutiq by skidoo. He also learnt how to sew. A skill that is usually considered for women, but that he had mastered to the approval of other Inuit community members. The other person I met with multiple times over those weeks was one of Leonard's nephews, a highly educated Inuk, looking to explore how science could be contribute to the needs of the community. He had assisted with the previous research activities, including the remote TEK mapping interviews and field-based sampling.

	=~~Gender~~-~~based Violence=~~		<div class="next_choice"> Accepting that staying any longer would strain the research budget unduly, you head back south. Without a clear co-designed plan for the final workshop in Coral Harbour at the end of the year, but with many impressions of visiting both communities over spring. This ice-pressure ridge, will not allow us to get back on to our previous track. You have to find a new one, to continue your way along the BearWatch project.

	~~test text test~~		</div>

	<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Zine-making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Zine-making\|Detour~~:Zine-making~~]]</span>		<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Zine-making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Zine-making\|Detour to a new track along cut 3]]</span>

Saskia at 19:38, 3 January 2025

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	<span class="Pop-up link" data-page-title="Seasonal Changes" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="Landmark">[[Seasonal Changes\|Landmark: Seasonal Changes]]</span>		<span class="Pop-up landmark link" data-page-title="Seasonal Changes" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="Landmark">[[Seasonal Changes\|Landmark: Seasonal Changes]]</span>

	=Dependence=		=Dependence=

Saskia at 16:19, 27 November 2024

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	<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Zine-making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Zine-making\|Detour:Zine-making]]</span>		<span class="detour link" data-page-title="Zine-making" data-section-id="0" data-encounter-type="detour">[[Zine-making\|Detour:Zine-making]]</span>

	~~=Remote Planning=~~

	~~test text test~~

	~~=Tension=~~

	~~test text test~~

	~~=Absence=~~

	~~test text test~~

	~~<span class="return link" data-page-title="Wayfaring_the_BW_project" data-section-id="7" data-encounter-type="return">[[Wayfaring the BW project#15. Fall 2022 Coral Harbour\|Return to Cut 3]]</span>~~