Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
belevingswaarde
English translation:
experiential value
Added to glossary by
Anne Key
Apr 8, 2005 20:43
19 yrs ago
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Dutch term
belevingswaarde
Dutch to English
Social Sciences
Economics
I am currently working on a translation on combined functions in coastal defence zones, and am struggling with the above term.
The context is as follows:
Onder belevingswaarde wordt verstaan een verzameling van omgevingskenmerken die burgers belangrijk vinden [...]Het Belevingswaardenonderzoek is bij de Bouwdienst Rijkswaterstaat ontwikkeld om de kwaliteit van de leefomgeving vanuit het perspectief van de burgers mee te laten wegen in een planstudie/MER.
I have seen the term translated as 'amenity value'. However, this term does not cover the concept of 'perception' (beleving). Could I use 'emotional value', as A.J. de Keizer ("Financieel Economisch Lexicon") suggests?
As always, all suggestions are welcome, and KudoZ points will be awarded within 72 hours.
Many thanks,
Pikey
The context is as follows:
Onder belevingswaarde wordt verstaan een verzameling van omgevingskenmerken die burgers belangrijk vinden [...]Het Belevingswaardenonderzoek is bij de Bouwdienst Rijkswaterstaat ontwikkeld om de kwaliteit van de leefomgeving vanuit het perspectief van de burgers mee te laten wegen in een planstudie/MER.
I have seen the term translated as 'amenity value'. However, this term does not cover the concept of 'perception' (beleving). Could I use 'emotional value', as A.J. de Keizer ("Financieel Economisch Lexicon") suggests?
As always, all suggestions are welcome, and KudoZ points will be awarded within 72 hours.
Many thanks,
Pikey
Proposed translations
(English)
| 3 +2 | experiential value |
Ken Cox
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| 5 | aesthetic value |
Maria Danielson
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| 4 | amenity / scenic value of the landscape |
FullCircle (X)
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| 3 | affinity with one’s environment |
KimvanLent
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Proposed translations
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experiential value
Another option; a fairly direct translation.
From the google hits, 'experiential' is used in this sense (and not only in translations of Dutch texts), although it also has the meaning 'value of experience (in a particular field, etc.).
sample refs:
Delft Dissertations Title Knowledge-based Design: Developing Urban ...
... moment is called the composition of the urban area or urban landscape. ...the creation of an experiential value guided by personal form concepts is ...
www.library.tudelft.nl/dissertations/ 2940/f_007443_true_EN.html
Current Research - Other Research / Instructional / Community ...
... one can both contribute to the understanding of its experiential value and to an ... historic preservation, urban planning, and landscape architecture. ...
www.uwm.edu/Dept/CAUPR/current_othersecond.htm
[PDF] The social and cultural value of place names
... the individual certain place-names may have a special experiential value. ...landscape protection areas. And not least one can bring to life the name ...
unstats.un.org/unsd/geoinfo/N0246693.pdf
[PDF] Untitled
... and frequently reduce the economic, aesthetic, and experiential value. the system may provide to the community. As an urban stream, the value of NRM and ...
slaggarden.cfa.cmu.edu/publications/ content/conservplan/dcnr2.5j.pdf
From the google hits, 'experiential' is used in this sense (and not only in translations of Dutch texts), although it also has the meaning 'value of experience (in a particular field, etc.).
sample refs:
Delft Dissertations Title Knowledge-based Design: Developing Urban ...
... moment is called the composition of the urban area or urban landscape. ...the creation of an experiential value guided by personal form concepts is ...
www.library.tudelft.nl/dissertations/ 2940/f_007443_true_EN.html
Current Research - Other Research / Instructional / Community ...
... one can both contribute to the understanding of its experiential value and to an ... historic preservation, urban planning, and landscape architecture. ...
www.uwm.edu/Dept/CAUPR/current_othersecond.htm
[PDF] The social and cultural value of place names
... the individual certain place-names may have a special experiential value. ...landscape protection areas. And not least one can bring to life the name ...
unstats.un.org/unsd/geoinfo/N0246693.pdf
[PDF] Untitled
... and frequently reduce the economic, aesthetic, and experiential value. the system may provide to the community. As an urban stream, the value of NRM and ...
slaggarden.cfa.cmu.edu/publications/ content/conservplan/dcnr2.5j.pdf
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Comment: "This was the exact translation I was looking for. Excellent refs also. "
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affinity with one’s environment
I can’t think of a literal translation covered by a single term. While ‘emotional value’, as suggested by A.J. de Keizer, may be a little too sentimental in this context, the second instance of ‘Belevingswaardenonderzoek’ could be rendered as ‘A survey into the level of affinity with one’s environment’.
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amenity / scenic value of the landscape
gevonden in Websers online. Ook voldoende google hits.
21 hrs
Maria Danielson
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United States
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Works in field
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Dutch into English since 1991
Native in: English
Works in: Dutch to English, English, Flemish to English
aesthetic value
This is a common term and covers the "perception" element.
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Note added at 21 hrs 30 mins (2005-04-09 18:14:32 GMT)
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\"1. Structural engineering
- Structural Engineering is a judicious mixture of science and art, because while Structural Engineers analyze and design the load-bearing structure of buildings, bridges, wharves, tanks and retaining walls, they consider their aesthetic value too.\"
http://www.unixl.com/dir/maths_and_engineering/civll/civil_e...
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Note added at 21 hrs 37 mins (2005-04-09 18:21:25 GMT)
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\" •Aesthetic value Sensitivity to physical and perceptual changes in the biophysical environment.
Sensitivity to low level, chronic discharges that might change the physical or perceptual quality of the environment.
Sensitivity to materials or wastes that, while individually benign, might erode natural capital when combined.
Sensitivity to non-productive value of natural capital (option or existence value).\"
http://www.abbottstrategies.com/papers/intogreat.html
(You might take the example of the above and use \"perceptual value\" - a more literal translation of \"belevingswaarde\")
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Note added at 21 hrs 30 mins (2005-04-09 18:14:32 GMT)
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\"1. Structural engineering
- Structural Engineering is a judicious mixture of science and art, because while Structural Engineers analyze and design the load-bearing structure of buildings, bridges, wharves, tanks and retaining walls, they consider their aesthetic value too.\"
http://www.unixl.com/dir/maths_and_engineering/civll/civil_e...
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Note added at 21 hrs 37 mins (2005-04-09 18:21:25 GMT)
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\" •Aesthetic value Sensitivity to physical and perceptual changes in the biophysical environment.
Sensitivity to low level, chronic discharges that might change the physical or perceptual quality of the environment.
Sensitivity to materials or wastes that, while individually benign, might erode natural capital when combined.
Sensitivity to non-productive value of natural capital (option or existence value).\"
http://www.abbottstrategies.com/papers/intogreat.html
(You might take the example of the above and use \"perceptual value\" - a more literal translation of \"belevingswaarde\")
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