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Culture in sustainability : towards a transdisciplinary approach

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1 INTRODUCTION, 5, Ljiljana Rogač Mijatović, Katriina Soini, Katarzyna Plebańczyk, Sari Asikainen PART 1: CONCEPTS 2 ENCHANTING SUSTAINABILITY: From enlightened modernity towards embodiment and planetary consciousness, 9, Hans Dieleman 3 CULTURE AND THE SOCIAL LEARNING PROCESS TOWARDS SUSTAINABILITY, 21, Philippe Vandenbroeck 4 UNDERSTANDING CULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY: Connecting sustainability and culture, 28, Nathalie Nunes, Hanna Söderström and Sandra Hipke PART 2: POLICIES AND PRACTICES 5 CULTURAL PROJECTS, PUBLIC PARTICIPATION, AND SMALL CITY SUSTAINABILITY, 45, Isabel Ferreira and Nancy Duxbury 6 HISTORIC URBAN LANDSCAPE APPROACH AS A TOOL FOR SUSTAINABLE URBAN HERITAGE MANAGEMENT, 61, Loes Veldpaus and Ana Pereira Roders 7 CULTURE AS EMBODIED PRACTICES: Reproducing nature relation within families in rural Finland, 74, Mari Kivitalo 8 INITIATING CRITICAL REFLECTION TO COUNTER SOCIAL PROBLEMS: Applying photovoice in the Baka community of the Dja Reserve, Cameroon, 89, Harrison Esam Awuh and Maarten Loopmans PART 3: APPROACHES IN AESTHETICS AND ARTS 9 AESTHETICS AS A ‘MIDDLE WAY’ IN SUSTAINABILITY ETHICS, 107, Andressa Schröder 10 QUANTIFIED QUALITIES: The limits of valuation of landscape aesthetics through an integrated system theory informed approach, 120, Melanie Steinbacher 11 THE ROLE OF ARTISTS AND RESEARCHERS IN SUSTAINABLE PLACE-SHAPING, 130, Lummina Horlings 12 ARTFUL EMPIRICISM AND IMPROVISING WITH THE UNFORESEEN: Two approaches in seeking understandings of nature through art, 143, Jan van Boeckel