“AHŞAP GİBİSİ VAR MI ?” SÖYLEMİ BAĞLAMINDA AHŞABIN EVRENSELLİĞİ VE BENZERSİZLİĞİ

Yıl 2019, Cilt: 6 Sayı: 5, 445 - 463, 31.05.2019

İlker Usta

Öz

İnsanlığın
başlangıcından beri kullanılagelen doğal bir malzeme olan ahşap evrenseldir ve
benzersizdir. Ahşap evrenseldir, çünkü ihtiyaçların karşılanmasında ve
gereksinimlerin giderilmesinde tüm dünyada bütün toplumlar tarafından aynı veya
benzer şekilde kullanılan bir malzemedir. Ahşap benzersizdir, çünkü doğal ve
organik yapısıyla sahip olduğu özellikler başka bir malzemede yoktur. Ahşabın
evrenselliği ve benzersizliği, sayısız tespitlerle örneklenebilen temel bir
olgudur. Bu çalışmada, “ahşap gibisi var mı ?” söylemi temel alınmak suretiyle,
ahşabın evrenselliği ve benzersizliği betimsel değerlendirmelerle
açıklanmıştır. Bu yazı,  sürekli olarak
sağladığı faydalarıyla insanlık için her zaman değerli bir varlık olan ahşabın
sürdürülebilir ormancılık faaliyetleriyle yetiştirilen ağaçlardan elde edilen
kaynağı yenilenebilir bir doğal malzeme olduğu gerçekliği göz önüne alınarak,
ahşapsever yaklaşım ile hazırlanmıştır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Ahşap, Doğal Malzeme, Evrensellik ve Benzersizlik, Ahşapsever Yaklaşım

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