Response to Tim Kasser’s provocation ‘The potential of engagement in arts & culture to encourage values that support well-being, social justice, and ecological sustainability’

Eleonora Belfiore

Response to Tim Kasser’s provocation ‘The potential of engagement in arts & culture to encourage values that support well-being, social justice, and ecological sustainability’

University of Warwick

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Abstract

A number of people have offered their responses to the ideas that Tim explores in his
article, these include an artist (Ellie Harrison), a playwright (Mike Van Graan), a campaigner (Tom Crompton), a designer (Dan Russell), a director of a cultural
organisation (Donald Smith), and two academics from very different disciplines (Eleonora Belfiore and Ed Deci). Their generous contributions and critiques, sometimes fierce, follow. A foreword was offered to us by the former Danish Minister of Culture (Uffe Elbaek).

Original language	English
Publisher	Mission Models Money and Common Cause
Number of pages	41
Publication status	Published - 2013
Externally published	Yes

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