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The paper proposes a conceptual framework for understanding urban beauty, distinguishing three aspects: formal-visual, cognitive-managerial, and emotional-experiential. This framework builds on theoretical-philosophical insights and qualitative interview-based research. The article emphasizes that urban beauty is not merely a material or formal attribute but also emerges through cognitive interpretation and emotional experience.
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The growth of intentional communities (ICs) within urbanised society has been responded to by a surge of research. Sociologists and anthropologists highlight various aspects of ICs as a social phenomenon, studying social processes involved in their formation and performance (e.g., Am-Shalem, 2016; Blackshaw, 2010; Cummings, 2003; Dror, 2008; Miller, 2010; Pruijt, 2007; Shenker, 2011; Sitbon et al., 2014; Talias et al., 2012).
Open AccessArticle by Zohar Fingerhut and Nurit Alfasi * Department of Geography and Environmental Development, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Be’er Sheva 84105, Israel * Author to whom correspondence should be addressed.
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