Nachhaltigkeit und kulturelle Resilienz

Abstract Sustainability and Cultural Resilience: Processes and Dynamics of Relational Becoming in Distributed Agencies Analyzing Ligurian micro-agriculture, the article conceptualizes cultural resilience via relational entanglements of soil, knowledge, economy, and place. Employing neo-materialist approaches, it shows how sympoietic networks disrupt nature–culture divides, producing resilience through distributed agency rather than individual adaptation. Cultural resilience thus emerges as collective, sustainable post-anthropic becoming.