The authors explain the linguistic, philosophical, psychological and cultural-historical aspects of environmental discourse in this remarkably interdisciplinary examination.
An ecotopian lexicon
"Proceeding from the sense that the dominant western languages do not have the words we need to describe our environmental crisis or propose to it, this book is a collaborative volume of short, accessible chapters that propose ecologically productive terms - drawn from other lan…
"Proceeding from the sense that the dominate western languages do not have the words we need to describe our environmental crisis or propose to it, this book is a collaborative volume of short, accessible chapters that propose ecologically productive terms - drawn from other lan…
An ecotopian lexicon
Proceeding from the sense that the dominant western languages do not have the words we need to describe our environmental crisis or propose to it, this book is a collaborative volume of short, accessible chapters that propose ecologically productive terms - drawn from other lang…
An ecotopian lexicon
An ecotopian lexicon
"Proceeding from the sense that the dominant western languages do not have the words we need to describe our environmental crisis or propose to it, this book is a collaborative volume of short, accessible chapters that propose ecologically productive terms - drawn from other lan…
An ecotopian lexicon
"Proceeding from the sense that the dominate western languages do not have the words we need to describe our environmental crisis or propose to it, this book is a collaborative volume of short, accessible chapters that propose ecologically productive terms - drawn from other lan…