Photography as a Transformative, Aesthetic Experience afor Rural Seniors

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Young Imm Kang Song
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This paper discusses a transformative aesthetic experience project that was carried out as one potential way to approach some of the new issues that arise with an aging population. It explores how contemporary community-based art practices may help seniorsliving in rural areas adopt a positive and active approach toward life. Such activities may serve an important role in the curriculum of senior centers in the future.

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Young Imm Kang Song. 2014. \u201cPhotography as a Transformative, Aesthetic Experience afor Rural Seniors\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - A: Arts & Humanities GJHSS-A Volume 14 (GJHSS Volume 14 Issue A8): .

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This paper discusses a transformative aesthetic experience project that was carried out as one potential way to approach some of the new issues that arise with an aging population. It explores how contemporary community-based art practices may help seniorsliving in rural areas adopt a positive and active approach toward life. Such activities may serve an important role in the curriculum of senior centers in the future.

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