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Zimmerman Lee - Trauma And The Discourse Of Climate Change Literature Psychoanalysis And Denial - Paperback LUCKY NUMBER Barcode: 4250506846398

Zimmerman Lee - Trauma And The Discourse Of Climate Change Literature Psychoanalysis And Denial - Paperback LUCKY NUMBER Barcode: 4250506846398Binding: Paperback Description: The more the global north has learned about the existential threat of climate change the faster it has emitted greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. In Trauma and the Discourse of Climate Change Lee Zimmerman thinks about why this is by examining how "climate change" has been discursively constructed tracing how the ways we talk and write about climate change have worked to normalize a generalized bipartisan denialism

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Barcode: 4250506846398

Publication Date: 10/2/2020

Artist: Press Club

Description: A defense of the critical faculties that keep us from settling for the status quo

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Zimmerman Lee - Trauma And The Discourse Of Climate Change Literature Psychoanalysis And Denial - Paperback LUCKY NUMBER Barcode: 4250506846398Binding: Paperback Description: The more the global north has learned about the existential threat of climate change the faster it has emitted greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. In Trauma and the Discourse of Climate Change Lee Zimmerman thinks about why this is by examining how "climate change" has been discursively constructed tracing how the ways we talk and write about climate change have worked to normalize a generalized bipartisan denialism

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