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,Guilt’s Plasticity, guilt for ongoing environmental devastation. I argue that analysis of a particular species of guilt—collective guilt—is essential for understanding the communication of complex environmental issues like plastics pollution. Collective guilt exhibits protean characteristics, which poses challenges fo

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Guilty of Shame in the ,ior. I argue that by attributing ecological abuse to humans as a species, the term activates an emotional framework of shame rather than guilt, which undermines rhetorical efforts to mobilize collective action aimed at fighting environmental harm. With guilt, culpability is fixed on a specific actio

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Epilogue: The Future of Environmental Guilt,ldo Leopold’s land ethic, I propose redefining environmental guilt as .. When approached as a resource and teacher, environmental guilt can guide us toward ecological connection and care. In order to transform environmental guilt’s affective pull toward reconciliation and reparation, however, I cont

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Animal Research and Ethical Conflicton of affective and rhetorical ecologies. It outlines the book’s call for a richer understanding of environmental guilt and its collective dimensions, as well as the challenges presented in doing so. I propose an ecological approach to the study of guilt—in both metaphorical and material terms—becau

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Animal Rights: An Incremental Approach guilt for ongoing environmental devastation. I argue that analysis of a particular species of guilt—collective guilt—is essential for understanding the communication of complex environmental issues like plastics pollution. Collective guilt exhibits protean characteristics, which poses challenges fo