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Elfquest on yhdysvaltalaisten Wendy ja Richard Pinin vuodesta 1978 l\u00e4htien omakustanteena julkaisema populaari fantasiagenreen kuuluva sarjakuvasarja. Se sijoittuu Kahden kuun maailmaan, jota asuttavat mm. haltiat, peikot ja ihmiset. Elfquest rakentuu haltioiden alkuper\u00e4n, autenttisuuden ja identiteetin etsinn\u00e4n varaan ja siin\u00e4 korostuvat erilaisten el\u00e4m\u00e4ntyylien ja maailmankuvien sovittelu ja yhteenkuuluvuus.\r\n\r\nMukailen etiikan m\u00e4\u00e4rittelyss\u00e4ni Emmanuel Levinasin filosofiaa, jonka mukaan Min\u00e4 tulee subjektiksi vastuussaan Toista kohtaan. T\u00e4m\u00e4 eettinen, interpersoonallinen suhde edelt\u00e4\u00e4 ontologiaa eli olemista, \r\ntiet\u00e4mist\u00e4 ja moraalia. Etiikkaa kuvaavat Min\u00e4n ruumiillinen herkkyys ja haavoittuvuus sek\u00e4 \u00e4\u00e4ret\u00f6n, ep\u00e4symmetrinen ja pakkomielteinen vastuu Toista kohtaan. Ankkuroin etiikan merkityst\u00e4 aineelliseen \r\ntodellisuuteen yhdist\u00e4m\u00e4ll\u00e4 ekokriittiseen luentaani posthumanismin ja hyvinvointitutkimuksen n\u00e4k\u00f6kulmia. Kriittinen posthumanismi suhtautuu ep\u00e4illen ihmisen ja inhimillisyyden k\u00e4sitteisiin sek\u00e4 \r\nhumanismin perint\u00f6\u00f6n. Hy\u00f6dynn\u00e4n Donna Harawayn kumppanuuslajien figuuria, jossa materiaalinen ja historiallinen, ruumiillinen ja semioottinen, luonto ja kulttuuri lys\u00e4ht\u00e4v\u00e4t yhteen luontokulttuureiksi. Hyvinvoinnin k\u00e4sitteellist\u00e4n erityisesti eudaimoniana eli itsen mahdollisuuksien toteuttamisena tai \r\nkukoistuksena.\r\n\r\nAnalyysiss\u00e4ni etiikkaa, hyvinvointia ja kumppanuuslajeja nivovat yhteen nelj\u00e4 teemaa: kuuluminen, tunnistaminen, parantuminen ja uudistuminen. Henkil\u00f6hahmot, joiden avulla suunnistan sarjakuvan \r\naukkoisessa ja t\u00e4ydent\u00e4mist\u00e4 vaativassa kerronnassa ja omassa hermeneuttis-fenomenologisessa l\u00e4hiluvussani, kuvastavat Paul Ricoeurin narratiivisen identiteetin k\u00e4sitett\u00e4, jossa yhdistyv\u00e4t samuus ja itseys. Elfquest osoittaa, miten koti turvapaikkana on uhattu, ja kuulumisen tunnetta luonnehtii yhteis\u00f6n tiettyyn ymp\u00e4rist\u00f6\u00f6n sopeutunut el\u00e4m\u00e4ntyyli. Lajien sekoittuminen kumppanuudessa, yhteis\u00f6llinen hyv\u00e4ksynt\u00e4, anteeksianto sek\u00e4 muistaminen, jonka toisen kohtaaminen synnytt\u00e4\u00e4, vahvistavat yksil\u00f6n \r\npersoonallista sitkeytt\u00e4 tai joustavuutta. Parantumisen teemassa pahuus n\u00e4hd\u00e4\u00e4n tahtona omistaa toinen, ja k\u00e4rsimys ja kipu osana el\u00e4m\u00e4n tarkoituksen etsint\u00e4\u00e4 ja identiteetin eheytymist\u00e4. Lopuksi tarkastelen subjektia ajassa, jossa ero toiseen n\u00e4ytt\u00e4ytyy rajoittuneisuutena, kasvatuksena ja hetkess\u00e4 el\u00e4misen menetyksen\u00e4. Samalla havaitsen, ett\u00e4 n\u00e4m\u00e4 sarjakuvan tulkintani ovat muuntuvia, sill\u00e4 tulkitsija suhteessaan Toiseen kyseenalaistaa oman olemassaolonsa. Populaarikulttuurin kuluttaminen voi olla nautinnon ja haavoittumisen luonnehtimaa identiteettity\u00f6t\u00e4, jonka suhde Toiseen tekee mahdolliseksi. T\u00e4t\u00e4 luontokulttuurista mahdollisuutta syvent\u00e4\u00e4 ihmislajin hyvinvointia, jota toiset lajit kannattelevat, tulisi hy\u00f6dynt\u00e4\u00e4 kest\u00e4v\u00e4n kehityksen kasvatuksessa.", "language": "fi", "element": "description", "qualifier": "abstract", "schema": "dc"}, {"key": "dc.description.abstract", "value": "This study examines the ethical encounter with the Other in Elfquest comics. Elfquest is a popular fantasy comics series authored and independently published by Wendy and Richard Pini since 1978. Its setting is a secondary world called World of Two Moons, inhabited by elves, trolls, and humans, among others. The plot structure of this comics series is a quest, in the course of which questions of origin, authenticity, and identity become accentuated and settled in relation to different worldviews and lifestyles.\r\n\r\nEthics is defined according to the philosopher Emmanuel Levinas, who has described how the I becomes a subjectivity in its pre-ontological interpersonal relationship with the Other. This encounter is characterized by corporeal sensibility, vulnerability, and an infinitely obliging, asymmetric responsibility of the I for the Other. I ground this meaning of ethics to the material reality by combining perspectives of posthumanism and well-being studies in my ecocritical reading. Critical posthumanism unsettles the concept of human and doubts the heritage of humanism. I employ Donna Haraway's figure of companion species, in which historical and material, bodily and semiotic, and nature and culture implode together as naturecultures. I discuss well-being principally as eudaimonia: \r\nself-realization, fulfilling of potentials or flourishing.\r\n\r\nThe analysis of my hermeneutic-phenomenological reading of Elfquest is organized into four themes: belonging, recognition, healing, and renewal. In the iconotextual, sequential realm of comics made up of pieces and gaps, characters function as narrative tools that enable orientation, empathy, and immersion in their fantasy world. They \r\nalso embody Paul Ricoeur's concept of narrative identity which unites sameness and selfhood. Elfquest depicts home as an endangered place but grounds the sense of belonging of communities and species in their lifestyles, historically adapted to their environments. Personal resilience stems from the intermingling of species, communal support, and remembrance, incited in corporeal meeting of alterity. The theme of healing illustrates one's capacity for evil as a will to appropriate another being, but suffering and pain contribute to the quest for life's purpose and integrity of identity. The theme of renewal demonstrates the difference of subjectivity to the Other as time, and shows itself in personal limitation, the challenge and unsettling questioning produced in education, and the losing of one's \r\nimmediate presence in relation to one's environment. This unsettling is re-established as balance in the context of community. My interpretations drawn out of reading Elfquest are perceived as fluctuating. The disturbance in knowing is due to the relationship with the Other, who contests me to question my right to be. Popular culture products may take part in an identity work characterized by enjoyment and wounding which is made possible by my responsibility for the Other. In education for sustainability, ethics should be used to enliven the understanding of human well-being, brought forth in inter-species relationships.", "language": "en", "element": "description", "qualifier": "abstract", "schema": "dc"}, {"key": "dc.description.provenance", "value": "Submitted using Plone Publishing form by Hilla Kaipainen (himakaip) on 2015-12-10 09:58:33.918569. Form: Pro gradu -lomake (https://kirjasto.jyu.fi/julkaisut/julkaisulomakkeet/pro-gradu-lomake). 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