Titlebook: Ethics and Politics of the Built Environment; Gardens of the Anthr Marcello Di Paola Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 bi

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Gardens and Cities,ch on real-life experiments in urban gardening in different cities, and considers several ecological and social benefits that have been proven or can be reasonably expected to be delivered by the practice.

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Gardens and Morals,The practices in question should be capable of prompting systemic reform when interpersonally coordinated and networked, and it is part of the obligation of individuals to foster such coordination and networking. Urban gardening, as understood in this book, is one practice though which such obligation can be fulfilled.

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Gardens and Ethics,rect performance of the practice of gardening. Such?process moulds character and is in turn reinforced by the character that it moulds?– by the behavioral and attitudinal dispositions that it enables and requires individuals to develop and exercise. These dispositions are the virtues of gardening. Six of these virtues are thematically discussed.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-65212-1nizations. It will be an “operative” democracy, importantly based on material practices and not only on institutional mechanisms of representation. Within such model, the networked and coordinated city-level garden system that I envision in this book will be described as a public good.

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Gardens and Cities,e, and highlights their importance as site of food production and tools of climate adaptation. The chapter also collects and presents empirical research on real-life experiments in urban gardening in different cities, and considers several ecological and social benefits that have been proven or can

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