Day between 5 and 6
After a long afternoon of working and listening to lectures about some environment economy / environment ecology and the danger of giving monetary values to environmental goods, we went, as usual, to eat into the "cantine" 20 minutes from the castle where we all live.
We came back (sometimes quite late), some groups went to do some group work, others just stayed into the cloister of the church discussing, the rest went up to get some sleep.
The group work finally started, and we're all concerned about the time we have left to finish it, so that we can eventually regroup all the informations and prepare the final presentaion.
Everybody was interested about the last course, and we just had not enough time to finish the discussion about the basic subjective definition of the landscape that we all have. That is something that we are not really used to, but anyhow it's a good mean to understand the different ways of thinking of everyone, especially when we are not speaking in our mother tongue. Roland made a really interesting observation about the defintion we put on word : he actually said that we shouldn't give a perfect or really precise meaning to a specific word, so that we are still able to imagine our own way of thinking about that word in particular. We sould keep that in mind ... until the end of the seminar.
Cheers to everyone, and good night.
See y'all on day 6
Guillaume
We came back (sometimes quite late), some groups went to do some group work, others just stayed into the cloister of the church discussing, the rest went up to get some sleep.
The group work finally started, and we're all concerned about the time we have left to finish it, so that we can eventually regroup all the informations and prepare the final presentaion.
Everybody was interested about the last course, and we just had not enough time to finish the discussion about the basic subjective definition of the landscape that we all have. That is something that we are not really used to, but anyhow it's a good mean to understand the different ways of thinking of everyone, especially when we are not speaking in our mother tongue. Roland made a really interesting observation about the defintion we put on word : he actually said that we shouldn't give a perfect or really precise meaning to a specific word, so that we are still able to imagine our own way of thinking about that word in particular. We sould keep that in mind ... until the end of the seminar.
Cheers to everyone, and good night.
See y'all on day 6
Guillaume
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