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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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To Bee or not to Bee: Natursyn och miljöengagemang inom hobbybiodlingen

Sachmann Jensen, Josefine January 2014 (has links)
De senaste åren har mycket uppmärksamhet riktats mot att allt fler honungsbin dör varje år. Denna utbredda bidöd kan få stora konsekvenser då framställandet av en tredjedel av de livsmedel vi konsumerar är beroende av insektspollinatörer som bin. Detta är en studie om de människor som hjälper till att upprätthålla bibeståndet, nämligen hobbybiodlarna. Biodlingen har studerats genom deltagande observation, personintervjuer och fokusgruppsintervjuer med både etablerade biodlare och deltagare i en nybörjarkurs i biodling. Det insamlade materialet tolkas och analyseras med hjälp av Bourdieus teorier om sociala fält och habitus. Biodlarnas natursyn diskuteras även. Genom att hobbybiolingen behandlas som ett socialt fält visas hur individers habitus formas av fältets natursyn. Samtidigt formar individerna fältet. Biodlares närhet till naturen är det centrala i denna studie och för många av de i studien som just ska börja med biodling, handlar det lika mycket om att göra en miljögärning som att skaffa sig en hobby. / In recent years, much attention has been directed towards the increasing number of yearly deaths among honeybees. This widespread death of bees can be expected to have major consequences, seeing as the production of one-third of the foods we consume is dependent on insect pollinators like bees. This study focuses on the people who help maintain the honey bee population, hobby beekeepers in particular. The study investigates apiculture through participant observation, interviews and focus group interviews with both established beekeepers and participants in a beginner's course in beekeeping. The collected material is interpreted and analyzed using Bourdieu's theories of social fields and habitus. The beekeepers’ perception of nature is also discussed. By treating the apiculture as a social field it is clear that an individuals' habitus is shaped by the nature perception of the field. Simultaneously, the field is shaped by the individuals. The beekeepers’ closeness to nature is the focus of this study and for many of those in the study who is about to start beekeeping, it's as much about making an environmental act as it is getting a hobby.

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