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Handbook of philosophy of climate change editors: Gianfranco Pellegrino, Marcello Di Paola
Springer Nature - Springer Reference Module Humanities and Social Sciences eBooks 2023 Available online
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- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Climatic changes--Philosophy.
- Climatic changes.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource
- Contained In:
- Living reference work
- Place of Publication:
- [Cham, Switzerland] Springer Cham [2023]
- Summary:
- "This Handbook offers a broad yet unified treatment of many philosophical issues connected with climate change, ranging from foundational puzzles to detailed applications. It extends to many branches of philosophy that are relevant to the understanding of the premises and implications of the impacts of climate change on human and nonhuman life on Earth. More specifically, the handbook examines the scientific accounts of climate change as well as its causes. It explores the tools offered by social sciences and humanities to study the societal premises and impacts of climate change as well as delving deeper into the ethical and political issues connected with and resulting from climate change. By doing so, it puts it all in an ecological and historical context. In addition, the book offers solutions to some important philosophical puzzles and problems, and indicates paths of interaction between philosophy and other disciplines.The discussion about climate change and the mitigation/adaptation policies spans many areas and levels – from abstract science and philosophy to current on-the-ground politics. However, climate change is also a great a philosophical puzzle. Indeed, its existential and practical relevance can be thought to largely derive from the philosophical complications it engenders. Climate change is applied philosophy par excellence. Preventing dangerous anthropogenic climate change needs very good philosophy applied to concrete and specific practical issues. Climate change is an area where scholars from very different provenances should cooperate on equal terms, having in view a common, and really important, purpose – contribute to preventing great burdens and even the extinction of humankind and the destruction of hospitable and valuable non-human nature"-- Springer Nature Link
- Contents:
- Abrupt climate changes and tipping points / Vincent Lam
- Adaptation duties / Marco Grasso
- Central banks and climate justice : The case for green quantitative easing / Josep Ferret Mas
- Climate change action as collective action / Angela Kallhoff
- Climate change and animal ethics / Simone Pollo
- Climate change and communitarism / Volker Kaul
- Climate change and cultural anthropology / Viola Di Tullio
- Climate change and decision theory / Andrea S. Asker, H. Orri Stefánsson
- Climate change and democracy / Matthias Fritsch
- Climate change and distributive justice / Dominic Roser
- Climate change and environmental justice / Clement Loo
- Climate change and fashion : At the intersection of ethics and aesthetics / Laura T. Di Summa
- Climate change and gender / Susan Buckingham
- Climate change and geography / Antonella Pietta
- Climate change and global justice / Sarah Kenehan
- Climate change and human engineering / Pei-hua Huang
- Climate change and human mobilities / Simona Capisani
- Climate change and human rights / Francesca Pongiglione
- Climate change and institutions for future generations : The litigation option / Jasmina Nedevska
- Climate change and intergenerational justice / Tim Meijers
- Climate change and legal theory / Michele Carducci
- Climate change and myth / Jan A. Kozák
- Climate change and nature conservation / Elena Casetta
- Climate change and overpopulation / Raffaele Bifulco
- Climate change and population ethics / Trevor Hedberg
- Climate change and psychology / James Andow, Aimie Hope
- Climate change and religion / Robin Attfield
- Climate change and republicanism / Ashley Dodsworth
- Climate change and security in the Anthropocene : Existential threats, ethics, and futures / Judith Nora Hardt
- Climate change and social movements / Kostas Koukouzelis
- Climate change and the circumstances of justice / Fausto Corvino
- Climate change and the environmental humanities / Thomas Heyd
- Climate change and the ethics of agriculture / Cristian Timmermann
- Climate change and the ethics of technology / Vera Tripodi
- Climate change and the motivational gap / Alberto Pirni
- Climate change and urban studies / Elena De Nictolis
- Climate change and virtue ethics / Enrico Galvagni
- Climate change conspiracy theories / Juha Räikkä
- Climate change sociology : Perspectives and dilemmas / Dario Padovan, Alessandra Sannella
- Climate change, environmental philosophy, and anthropocentrism / Ela Tokay
- Climate change, global health and planetary health / Stephen M. Gardiner, Paul Tubig
- Climate change, natural aesthetics, and the danger of adapted preferences / Gillian K. J. Moore, Heidi M. Hurd
- Climate change, philosophy, and fiction / Marta Benenti, Lisa Giombini
- Climate change, relational philosophy, and ecological care / Bruce Jennings
- Climate change, the non-identity problem, and the metaphysics of transgenerational actions / Tiziana Andina, Fausto Corvino
- Climate change, uncertainty, and policy / Jeroen Hopster
- Climate models and robustness analysis – Part I : Core concepts and premises / Margherita Harris, Roman Frigg
- Climate models and robustness analysis – Part II : The justificatory challenge / Margherita Harris, Roman Frigg
- Climate research and big data / Benedikt Knüsel, Christoph Baumberger, Reto Knutti
- Compensation duties / Kian Mintz-Woo
- Conclusion / Marcello Di Paola
- Consequentialism and climate change / Mattia Cecchinato
- Environmental aesthetics and global climate change / Emily Brady
- Environmental robots and climate action / Justin Donhauser
- Food and climate change in a philosophical perspective / Andrea Borghini, Nicola Piras, Beatrice Serini
- Implications of model-based uncertainty : Scientific responses and philosophical interpretations / Monica Ainhorn Morrison, Peter Lawrence
- Introduction / Gianfranco Pellegrino
- Mitigation duties / Michel Bourban
- Normative challenges in climate change economics / Kiran Chawla
- Philosophical perspectives on climate anxiety / Petr Vaškovic
- Plant ethics and climate change / Luca Stroppa
- Responsibility for climate harms / Arthur Obst
- The earth means the world to me : Earth- and world-interest in times of climate change / Vincent Blok
- The ethics of geoengineering / Daniel Edward Callies
- Understanding model-based uncertainty in climate science / Monica Ainhorn Morrison, Peter Lawrence
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references
- Online resource; title from home page (Springer Nature Link, viewed February 2, 2026)
- ISBN:
- 9783030169602
- 303016960X
- OCLC:
- 1403114398
- Access Restriction:
- Restricted for use by site license
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