2015
DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n4s2p296
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Phenomenon of Mass Culture: Problems and Controversies

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“…Civilizational transformation and climate change are increasingly affecting the cultural sphere [1,2]. In the face of the dynamic changes taking place and the crisis of traditional cultures, it has therefore become extremely important for cultural managers to take diverse measures aimed at promoting sustainable and responsible attitudes among recipients of the cultural offer-attitudes that will respond to the threats posed by climate change [3,4]. Their legitimacy is confirmed, among others, by Agenda 21-the first global document addressing the issue of sustainable cultural governance, developed in 2008 (and updated in subsequent years) by the Committee on Culture within United Cities and Local Governments, which is a global network of United Nations cities, local governments, and municipal associations [5].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Civilizational transformation and climate change are increasingly affecting the cultural sphere [1,2]. In the face of the dynamic changes taking place and the crisis of traditional cultures, it has therefore become extremely important for cultural managers to take diverse measures aimed at promoting sustainable and responsible attitudes among recipients of the cultural offer-attitudes that will respond to the threats posed by climate change [3,4]. Their legitimacy is confirmed, among others, by Agenda 21-the first global document addressing the issue of sustainable cultural governance, developed in 2008 (and updated in subsequent years) by the Committee on Culture within United Cities and Local Governments, which is a global network of United Nations cities, local governments, and municipal associations [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%