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The concept of the Anthropocene represents a challenge to the cultural imagination, as it draws together deep, geological time, recent and current events, and long futures; the geographical and generational implications of justice; and the profound entanglement of human progress with ecological decline. We argue that the cultural landscape of the Wadden Sea is a space in which these paradoxes and connections are made visible and material. Literary and artistic works engaged with the Wadden Sea display a critical awareness of Anthropocene entanglements: in our analysis, we explore visual and textual representations of the Wadden Sea and show how it serves as a site for the imagination of the past and future of our planet.","Bài viết này khám phá tiềm năng của Biển Wadden trong việc tưởng tượng về kỷ nguyên Nhân sinh. Khái niệm Nhân sinh đại diện cho một thử thách đối với trí tưởng tượng văn hóa, vì nó gắn kết thời gian địa chất sâu xa, các sự kiện gần đây và hiện tại, cũng như tương lai lâu dài; những hệ quả địa lý và thế hệ của công lý; và sự ràng buộc sâu sắc giữa tiến bộ nhân loại và sự suy thoái sinh thái. Chúng tôi lập luận rằng bối cảnh văn hóa của Biển Wadden là một không gian mà trong đó các nghịch lý và kết nối này được thể hiện và cụ thể hóa. Các tác phẩm văn học và nghệ thuật liên quan đến Biển Wadden thể hiện một nhận thức phê phán về sự ràng buộc của kỷ nguyên Nhân sinh: trong phân tích của chúng tôi, chúng tôi khám phá các hình ảnh và biểu đạt văn bản về Biển Wadden và chỉ ra cách mà nó phục vụ như một địa điểm cho sự tưởng tượng về quá khứ và tương lai của hành tinh chúng ta.",{"EN":1827,"VI":1828},"Imagining the Anthropocene with the Wadden Sea","Tưởng tượng về thời đại Nhân sinh qua Biển Wadden",{"VI":1830},"Nhân sinh, Biển Wadden, trí tưởng tượng văn hóa, sự ràng buộc sinh thái, văn học và nghệ thuật",{"VOID":1832},"Baer, J., and G. Nehls. 2017. Energy. In Wadden Sea Quality Status Report 2017, ed. S. Kloepper et al. Wilhelmshaven: Common Wadden Sea Secretariat.\nBankoff, Greg. 2013. The ‘English Lowlands’ and the North Sea Basin System: A history of shared risk. Environmental History 1: 3–37.\nBlackbourn, David. 2007. The conquest of nature: Water, landscape and the making of modern Germany. 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On the one hand, many analysts have portrayed MPAs as win-win solutions, resulting in both increased biodiversity and improved livelihoods. On the other hand, some analysts have argued that win-win outcomes are mythical, and in practice, MPAs invariably result in trade-offs between ecological and economic objectives. This study seeks to test which of these two hypotheses fits the Cabo de Palos Islas Hormigas marine protected area (CPH-MPA) in southeast Spain. However, it does so not by analysing directly the tension between the two objectives of ecological and economic goals, but by analysing the tensions between four groups of stakeholders—fishers, divers, community residents, and administrators—which map on to the tension between the two goals. The study is based on 111 interviews of key informants conducted in 2013–2014 to discover the perceptions of stakeholders on the issue of who are the winners and who are the losers as a result of the MPA. 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