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You have run into an “ice-pressure ridge”. Ice pressure ridges" are re-directive agential forces that perform the de/markations and im/possibilities of how you can move through the knowledge-land-scape. The ice pressure ridge remind us that agency is not a property that is possessed by individual readers, researchers and authors. In this case, it is the change of seasons that forms such an ice-pressure ridge. Despite immediately rescheduling my flight back to the South after I had landed in Coral Harbour, the wind took a turn and blizzards delayed my departure from Coral Harbour by multiple days. | |||
Indeed, I had travelled up to Coral Harbour during early spring and the weather was changeable. Although the seasons provide for transformative possibilities in the North, they also bring with them uncertainties. In this case, uncertainties related to stranding in a remote-region, away from home, during the unfolding of a global response to a pandemic spread of a respiratory virus. | |||
<div class="next_choice">Follow the "Ice-Pressure Ridge to understand the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on both the Bearwatch project and my own PhD trajectory. | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:33, 26 January 2025
You have run into an “ice-pressure ridge”. Ice pressure ridges" are re-directive agential forces that perform the de/markations and im/possibilities of how you can move through the knowledge-land-scape. The ice pressure ridge remind us that agency is not a property that is possessed by individual readers, researchers and authors. In this case, it is the change of seasons that forms such an ice-pressure ridge. Despite immediately rescheduling my flight back to the South after I had landed in Coral Harbour, the wind took a turn and blizzards delayed my departure from Coral Harbour by multiple days.
Indeed, I had travelled up to Coral Harbour during early spring and the weather was changeable. Although the seasons provide for transformative possibilities in the North, they also bring with them uncertainties. In this case, uncertainties related to stranding in a remote-region, away from home, during the unfolding of a global response to a pandemic spread of a respiratory virus.
Follow the "Ice-Pressure Ridge to understand the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on both the Bearwatch project and my own PhD trajectory.