Proceedings of the Contribution of Culture to Ecological Sustainability (CCES 2024)
22 articles
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Peer-Review Statements
Jeyran Mahmudova, Sadagat Aliyeva, Valida Mammadova, Farida Jalilova, Maryam Alizadeh, Kamila Dadashzadeh, Israfil Israfilov, Ilham Rahimli, Ogtay Mir-Gasim, Niyazi Mahdi, Lala Huseynova, Sevinj Shakhuseynova, Malahat Farjova, Tamill Akhmedova, Sabina Namazova, Lasha Chkhartishvili, Tuba Gultekin, Yelena Polyakova, Olga Sapanja, Nabi Khushvakov, Alina Jumagulova
All articles included in this proceedings volume were presented at the conference titled “Contribution of Culture to Ecological Sustainability,” held on February 21 in Baku. These articles underwent a rigorous peer-review process conducted by members of the Azerbaijan State University of culture and...
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To the Problem of the Ecology of Epic Culture
Kamila H. Dadash-zade
Significant changes observed in the Biosphere and Anthroposphere indicate that Contemporary Civilization is at a bifurcation point. The full functioning of each people in the New World Order depends, alongside other factors, on the Preservation of their Cultural Heritage, including Epic Heritage. At...
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Flowers in The Fine Arts of Azerbaijan
(Iconographic Review)
Sevil Karimova Alifattah
The artistic culture of Azerbaijan in its successive development invariably turned to flower motifs. At the early stages, the religious, and, accordingly, sacral character of iconographic series associated with the representation of floral motifs remained undoubtedly determinant. Ancient cults referring...
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Gender and Climate Change
Sadagat Aliyeva Agasafar
This article explores the complex interrelationship between climate change and gender inequality. The study reveals that climate change does not affect women and men equally; due to social, economic, and institutional factors, women are more vulnerable to its impacts. Natural disasters, food and water...
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Aesthetic Perception of Nature as the Foundation of Environmental Education
Shakhhuseynova Sevinj Asif
The article titled “Aesthetic Perception of Nature as the Foundation of Environmental Education” explores the relationship between Nature and Humans throughout history, addressing the issues of Humanity’s material and spiritual dependence on Nature, as well as the gradual complexity of these relationships...
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Folk Culture of Ecology in Traditional Calendar Holidays of Azerbaijan
Ahmedova Tamilla Hikmet
The evolution of industrial and post-industrial societies, alongside advancements in digital realms and technology, has paradoxically enhanced human autonomy from Nature while simultaneously rendering individuals more susceptible to the constructs of their own making—what can be termed as a second nature,...
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Museum Activities in the Context of Climate Change
Eyvazova Yegana Mahammad
In the context of the current Environmental Crisis, the Global Community has focused its attention on the goals of a Green World and Green Growth. All socially and culturally significant institutions, within their capabilities, aim to achieve these goals by directing their activities toward improving...
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Ecological Culture and Ecology of Culture
Sadygova Afag Allahverdi
The article explores topics concerning ecological terminology, particularly focusing on the interplay between the Ecology of Culture and Ecological Culture. Understanding ecological vocabulary is crucial, as our environment profoundly influences our lives. This vocabulary encompasses a range of terms...
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Artistic Solution of Environmental Issues in Modern Azerbaijani Posters
Khalilov Aslan Akper
The article is devoted to the study of contemporary Azerbaijani artists-created posters reflecting Environmental Issues. As always, our artists did not remain indifferent to social and cultural events in the world, including Environmental Issues, and promptly expressed their artistic attitude to the...
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Ecological Culture from the Perspective of Social Responsibility
Elvin Talishinsky, Farahila Babayeva-Shukurova, Babak Maharramov
This study addresses the concept of ecological culture from the perspective of social responsibility. The relationship between humans and nature has been examined from primitive societies to modern societies. The biological, social, and sociobiological aspects of human nature and development have been...
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Cultural Heritage of Uzbekistan
The Role of Museum Education in the Formation of a Responsible Attitude to the Environment
Sukhrob Kurbanov
Museum education is reviewed in this article as one of the main activities of the museum alongside with the storage, study and exhibition of museum objects. The educational activities of some museums in Uzbekistan are not sufficiently organized and coordinated with educational institutions these days;...
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The Art of Wood Carving in Ornamental Motifs as an Aesthetic Embodiment of the Surrounding Environment
Kazimova Maryam Mansim
Until the last century, wood was one of the most widely used materials in various aspects of socio-cultural life. This article examines the significance of wood carving as a form of art that has flourished due to the rich availability of natural resources. It highlights how this craft enhances the beauty...
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The Problem of Ecologization of Culture of the Chechen Republic of the Russian Federation
Mirzazade Liliya Fridunovna, Babayeva-Shukurova Farahila Fazil
The relevance of the problem of the greening of culture is determined by the influence of accelerating global metamorphoses on modern societies, their deduction at various levels, provoking a crisis of “cultural spirituality”. In this regard, the question arises about ethnic mentality and modern behavioral...
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Intellectual Property Rights and Ecological Sustainability Problem in Azerbaijan
Alamdar Bayramov Qambar, Knyaz Aslan Ilyas, Aysel Hasanova Vaqif
In article explores the legal framework surrounding intellectual property (IP) within the country, outlining its development and significance. Intellectual property law in Azerbaijan is heavily influenced by international agreements, such as the 1967 WIPO Convention and the 1995 TRIPS Agreement, which...
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Cultural Adaptation and Ecological Sustainability
Elmira Ismayilova Javanshir, Elvin Talishinsky Bahruz
Finding a balance between cultural values and the need to protect our planet requires a comprehensive approach that acknowledges the strong link between human cultures and ecosystems. Traditional ecological knowledge has long offered sustainable solutions, and by merging this wisdom with modern scientific...
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Sustainable Ecological Iconography of Peasant Landscapes and Vernacular Architecture in Absheron Culture: Examples From Azerbaijan Easel Paintings of the Second Half of the 20th Century
Aliyev Hikmet Najaf
The uneven development of material and spiritual culture serves as fertile soil to stimulate many upheavals in today’s society. Spiritual culture, especially its moral and ethical components, has not been given sufficient priority by the world’s elites. Humanitarian thought in the 20th and 21st centuries...
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The Evolution of Art Groups in Arts in Azerbaijan
Abbasova Mahbara Tahir
The article introduce readers to the rich cultural heritage of Azerbaijan, particularly focusing on how art groups contribute to the national and cultural identity, provide insight into the evolution of art groups in Azerbaijan, from the end of Soviet era to modern-day Azerbaijan. The article highlight...
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Ecological Feminist Perspectives on the Representation of the Synergy Between Nature and Women in the Context of the Tabriz Miniature Art School
Sabina Namazova Valid
This article examines two pieces from the 16th century Tabriz Miniature School, specifically miniatures inspired by Nizami Ganjavi’s poems “Seven Beauties” and “Khosrow and Shirin”, through an Ecofeminist Perspective. The primary objective of this research is to investigate the representation of Women...
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The Fine Arts of Uzbekistan as a Way of Perceiving the Environment
Zuhra Zainutdinova
The article discusses the importance of fine arts as the main way of perceiving sustainable ecology and environment in Uzbekistan. It is argued that environmental culture, introduced at all levels of society, plays a key role in the successful cultural transformation of the country. The article also...
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The Education of a Sense of Nature And Care for it in The Works of The People’s Artist Tofig Aghababayev
Orujova Vefa Gurbangulu
The article explores the profound artistic representation of a deep affection for Nature, a focus on Ecological İssues, and a sense of Human Duty in the landscape paintings of Azerbaijani People’s Artist Tofig Aghababeyev. His works celebrate Nature not only as a source of Aesthetic Allure but also as...
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Eco-Media Literacy in The Digital Age: Navigating Misinformation And Assessing Environmental Content
Farahila Babayeva-Shukurova, Mehmet Karanfiloğlu Halil, Göztaş Aylin
In the digital age, eco-media literacy is critical for addressing the challenges posed by the overwhelming volume of environmental information and the prevalence of misinformation online. This article explores how eco-media literacy, which combines environmental awareness with digital media skills, enables...
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The manifestation of Ecological Problems in Cinema
Hasanova Parvana Ilham
Cinema is a form of art that is in constant harmony with nature and humanity. Throughout all periods, filmmakers have conveyed the world around them, both natural and unnatural processes occurring within it, and topics of concern to humanity through their cinematic works. In both documentary and feature...