Climate crisis disrupts the beliefs, values and behaviors of contemporary societies, sparking
potential for radical changes in culture and consciousness. Drawing upon her experience as …

This chapter examines the existing social and health science literature addressing the
psychological impacts of the threat of climate change. The exercise reflects a convergent …

Anthropos, in the sense of species as well as cultures and ethics, locates humans as part of
much larger orders of existence–fundamental when thinking about climate change. This …

In the last few years, awareness of anthropogenic global warming has become widespread
as its effects are felt across the globe and warnings from scientists have become …

This paper presents a sketch of the problems involved in social movements responding to
climate change, coming to produce new modes of action and representation. Understanding …

Human-induced climate change is the largest threat to our continued existence on beautiful
planet Earth. It is currently framed as “global warming,”“climate disruption,”“climate chaos,” …

Given the obvious dangers of climate change, the failure of the 2009 Copenhagen Climate
Conference requires social theorists to investigate reasons for the breakdown that go …

This article explores the issue of global warming from a Jungian perspective. The scientific
consensus is that our warming world is a result of human activity. The effects of continued …

Jung's dreams about Africa reveal the Whiteness and colonialist assumptions typical of the
twentieth century educated European. Jung's visits to Africa and New Mexico, and his …

Jung's dreams about Africa reveal the whiteness and colonialist assumptions typical of the
20th-century educated European. Jung's visits to Africa and New Mexico and his dreams are …