Of sustainability and storytelling - An introduction to this book
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Of sustainability and storytelling - An introduction to this book. / Sundermann, Anna; Fischer, Daniel; Fücker, Sonja et al.
Narrating Sustainability through Storytelling. Hrsg. / Daniel Fischer; Sonja Fücker; Hanna Selm; Anna Sundermann. Taylor and Francis Inc., 2022. S. 3-10.Publikation: Beiträge in Sammelwerken › Kapitel › begutachtet
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T1 - Of sustainability and storytelling - An introduction to this book
AU - Sundermann, Anna
AU - Fischer, Daniel
AU - Fücker, Sonja
AU - Selm, Hanna
PY - 2022/12/8
Y1 - 2022/12/8
N2 - The introduction of the book starts with three inquiries about communicating sustainability issues in an interesting and effective way, to reflect the interest in the storytelling approach in different contexts of sustainability. This chapter then highlights the lack of systemic scientific studies that address the effects of sustainability-related storytelling, followed by a section that elucidates the main challenges of sustainability communication. This section mentions the challenge of communicating the complexity and value of sustainability issues without it being too cognitively demanding. It also poses that storytelling has great potential to meet those demands. This chapter continues by elaborating on “The Storytelling in Sustainability Communication Project”, which is the basis of the book. All project questions are mentioned, which include (1) the current understanding, (2) the effects of sustainability-related storytelling, and (3) how it can be thought about, learned, and practiced. This chapter then explains how the layout of the chapters in the book relates to these project questions, and lastly, acknowledgments are described.
AB - The introduction of the book starts with three inquiries about communicating sustainability issues in an interesting and effective way, to reflect the interest in the storytelling approach in different contexts of sustainability. This chapter then highlights the lack of systemic scientific studies that address the effects of sustainability-related storytelling, followed by a section that elucidates the main challenges of sustainability communication. This section mentions the challenge of communicating the complexity and value of sustainability issues without it being too cognitively demanding. It also poses that storytelling has great potential to meet those demands. This chapter continues by elaborating on “The Storytelling in Sustainability Communication Project”, which is the basis of the book. All project questions are mentioned, which include (1) the current understanding, (2) the effects of sustainability-related storytelling, and (3) how it can be thought about, learned, and practiced. This chapter then explains how the layout of the chapters in the book relates to these project questions, and lastly, acknowledgments are described.
KW - Sustainability sciences, Communication
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U2 - 10.4324/9781003326144-2
DO - 10.4324/9781003326144-2
M3 - Chapter
AN - SCOPUS:85141222835
SN - 9781032352695
SN - 9781032352701
SP - 3
EP - 10
BT - Narrating Sustainability through Storytelling
A2 - Fischer, Daniel
A2 - Fücker, Sonja
A2 - Selm, Hanna
A2 - Sundermann, Anna
PB - Taylor and Francis Inc.
ER -