Narrative and Sustainability: An Interpretation and a Case Study

Danilo Di Mascio; Helen Darnell

Narrative and Sustainability: An Interpretation and a Case Study

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Abstract

The following paper explores and reflects upon the relationships between narrative and sustainability and proposes the use of an interpretation of narrative that encourages more sustainable ways of living. The paper shows aspects of research currently in progress. The whole world is currently facing many challenges, including climate change, biodiversity loss, scarcity of food and water, overpopulation, desertification, and land degradation, to name just a few. To address these challenges, several countries and the United Nations have organised conferences and written documents describing the importance of sustainable development, and proposed actions which should be taken to improve each of the main issues. Indeed, the United Nations website provides a detailed description of seventeen Sustainable Development Goals2considered essential to the development of a better future. The work produced during several previous conferences has informed the definition of these goals. However, these goals can be addressed in multiple ways, and the concept of sustainability is open to many interpretations

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Cultures, Communities and Design
Subtitle of host publication	AMPS Proceedings Series 30
Editors	Fabian Neuhaus
Publisher	AMPS (Architecture, Media, Politics and Society)
Chapter	5
Pages	42-50
Number of pages	9
Volume	30
Publication status	Published - 1 Feb 2023
Event	Cultures, Communities and Design: Connecting Planning, Landscapes, Architecture and People - Calgary, Canada Duration: 28 Jun 2022 → 30 Jun 2022

Publication series

Name	AMPS Proceedings Series 30
Publisher	AMPS (Architecture, Media, Politics and Society)
Number	30
ISSN (Electronic)	2398-9467

Conference

Conference	Cultures, Communities and Design
Abbreviated title	AMPS 30
Country/Territory	Canada
City	Calgary
Period	28/06/22 → 30/06/22

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Di Mascio, D & Darnell, H 2023, Narrative and Sustainability: An Interpretation and a Case Study. in F Neuhaus (ed.), Cultures, Communities and Design: AMPS Proceedings Series 30. vol. 30, AMPS Proceedings Series 30, no. 30, AMPS (Architecture, Media, Politics and Society), pp. 42-50, Cultures, Communities and Design, Calgary, Alberta, Canada, 28/06/22. <https://huddersfield.box.com/s/dyz5zdqqgfxhzzqn0itynxlqj3qd2ghb>

Narrative and Sustainability: An Interpretation and a Case Study. / Di Mascio, Danilo; Darnell, Helen.
Cultures, Communities and Design: AMPS Proceedings Series 30. ed. / Fabian Neuhaus. Vol. 30 AMPS (Architecture, Media, Politics and Society), 2023. p. 42-50 (AMPS Proceedings Series 30; No. 30).

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