Spatio-temporal Notions and Organized Environmental Issues: An Axiology of Action
将时间（钟表时间与时机时间）和空间（抽象空间与具体场所）配对，结合亚里士多德的人类行动概念，分析科学、媒体、商业管理和环保主义等组织情境中环境问题的感知方式。
The aim of this paper is to bring together temporal and spatial notions into a different set of axiologic pairs, and to trace examples in which such a set of pairs might be illuminating in accounts of how environmental issues are perceived in various social science disciplines. The paper begins with a division of time into reified clock time (chronos) and timely kairos time, together with a spatial division between abstract space (chora) and concrete place (topos). To better comprehend these originally Greek spatial and temporal notions, some Aristotelian concepts of human action will also be used (i.e. theoria/episteme, poiesis/techne and praxis/phronesis). These extended notions of human action, time and space/place are discussed in conjunction with aesthetics, ethics and environmental issues in the different organizational settings of science, mass media, business management and environmentalism.