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2024 T2M Annual Conference | Mobilities and Infrastructures: Transitions and Transformations

23–26 Sept 2024
Leipzig, Germany
Europe/Berlin timezone
Welcome to the 2024 T2M Conference – we hope you find the sessions inspiring and the connections invaluable.

Local Organizing Team

Session

Ethics and Aesthetics of Mobility

PS 15
25 Sept 2024, 09:30
Leipzig, Germany

Leipzig, Germany

Strohsackpassage, Nikolaistraße 10 04109 Leipzig, Germany

Conveners

Ethics and Aesthetics of Mobility

  • Peter Adey (Royal Holloway University of London)

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  1. 77. Transforming Transit: Integrating Mobility Aesthetics into Sustainable Urban Mobility Plan
    James Wang (Shared Mobility Laboratory)
    25/09/2024, 09:30
    Paper

    This paper presents a compelling argument for rethinking our approach to urban mobility. By emphasizing the importance of travel experience and aesthetics alongside traditional infrastructure considerations, the paper advocates for a more holistic understanding of sustainable urban mobility plan.
    The proposed paradigm shift calls for prioritizing the creation of smart city environments that...

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  2. 82. Turning travel into an aesthetic experience -- based on a case study of trails in Chongqing
    Tao Wang (Chongqing Transport Planning and Research Institute)
    25/09/2024, 09:45
    Paper

    Chongqing, a city built along the mountains, is famous for its unique architectural height differences. Here, trails play an important role in residents' daily travel. In the process of travel, the unique visual changes of trails that locals take for granted give people a sense of beauty, which deeply attracts tourists from other places. This paper attempts to integrate the aesthetic...

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  3. 40. Is There a Flight Shame in a Postsocialist Country? Social emotions associated with travelling and not travelling
    Marianna Kostecka (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland), Dr Filip Schmidt (Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland)
    25/09/2024, 10:00
    Paper

    For many years now, we have seen a rapid increase in the number of people who fly. Flying can be associated with very different narratives, ranging from social mobility, cultural enrichment and personal development to overconsumption and carelessness in the face of climate change, and very different emotions, from pride and joy to shame and guilt (Mkono, 2020, 2022; Gössling et al., 2020;...

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