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Introduction: Why Juxtapose the Concepts of Nostalgia and Sustainability?

  • Andressa Schröder , Nico Völker , Robert A. Winkler and Tom Clucas
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Table of Content 5
  3. Acknowledgments 7
  4. Introduction: Why Juxtapose the Concepts of Nostalgia and Sustainability? 9
  5. Nostalgia and the Genesis and Sustainability of Values 37
  6. Between Nostalgia and the New: Turns to Ontology in Contemporary Theory 55
  7. Civic Art Lab: Reflections on Art, Design, and Sustainability 73
  8. Prospective Memory: Sustainability in Poetic Theory and Practice 95
  9. Agente Costura: Sustainability Sounds 111
  10. Considering the Values of the Past: Sustainability and (Anti)Nostalgia in the Medieval Monastery 119
  11. Commoning Nostalgia: Making “Romantic Sensibility Sustainable” in Contemporary Poetry 139
  12. Nostalgic Utopias: William Dean Howells’s Altrurian Romances (1892-1907) 161
  13. Cultural Ecosystems and the Paradoxes of American Environmentalism 177
  14. Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Pastness: Nostalgia and Sustainability in American Post-Suburbia 197
  15. Nostalgia and the Sustainable Lyric: John Burnside and the Pibroch 221
  16. Behemoth, Nostalgia and Ecological Agency Behemoth, Nostalgia and Ecological Agency 239
  17. Value Creation in Nostalgia and Sustainability: Interacting on Behalf of the Absent 257
  18. Authors 267
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783839441220-002

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Table of Content 5
  3. Acknowledgments 7
  4. Introduction: Why Juxtapose the Concepts of Nostalgia and Sustainability? 9
  5. Nostalgia and the Genesis and Sustainability of Values 37
  6. Between Nostalgia and the New: Turns to Ontology in Contemporary Theory 55
  7. Civic Art Lab: Reflections on Art, Design, and Sustainability 73
  8. Prospective Memory: Sustainability in Poetic Theory and Practice 95
  9. Agente Costura: Sustainability Sounds 111
  10. Considering the Values of the Past: Sustainability and (Anti)Nostalgia in the Medieval Monastery 119
  11. Commoning Nostalgia: Making “Romantic Sensibility Sustainable” in Contemporary Poetry 139
  12. Nostalgic Utopias: William Dean Howells’s Altrurian Romances (1892-1907) 161
  13. Cultural Ecosystems and the Paradoxes of American Environmentalism 177
  14. Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Pastness: Nostalgia and Sustainability in American Post-Suburbia 197
  15. Nostalgia and the Sustainable Lyric: John Burnside and the Pibroch 221
  16. Behemoth, Nostalgia and Ecological Agency Behemoth, Nostalgia and Ecological Agency 239
  17. Value Creation in Nostalgia and Sustainability: Interacting on Behalf of the Absent 257
  18. Authors 267
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