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Welcome to the Anthropocene, critical realist standpoint in relation to anthropogenic ecological degradation, and this position is explained, with reference to the geological concept of the Anthropocene. A second focus of this chapter is to reflect on what the first part of the chapter is an example of—how ecological degradati

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Searching for a New Normal: Social Practices and Sustainability, contexts in shaping environmentally significant behaviours—where might we look for an alternative? There are numerous sociological approaches that try to explain how the social has a role greater than the sum of its parts, that is more than an additional ‘factor’ or ‘driver’ of individual behaviour

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Managing Terror: Mortality Salience, Ontological Insecurity and Ecocide, number of alternatives is that anthropogenic ecological crisis generates profound, and often unconscious, anxiety. This chapter explores existential approaches to mortality and finitude as a potential basis for this anxiety. Ernest Becker’s influential account of death denial is the starting point

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,‘Its All Folded into Normalcy’: Narratives and Inaction,in the previous chapter. In this chapter the narrative framing of ‘environmental problems’, together with the academic attention that the communication of these problems has increasingly garnered, is explored in more detail. This chapter explores further interdisciplinary work focusing on how framin

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