Manufactured Uncertainty: Implications for Climate Change Skepticism

SUNY Press (2020)
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Wide-ranging critique of the epistemological and ethical assumptions that underlie contemporary debates concerning climate change.

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1438480547   9781438480541

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10.1515/9781438480558

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Introduction.  (pages 2-26)
Epistemic Responsibility, Now.  (pages 28-62)
Doubt and Denial.  (pages 64-98)
Care, Concern, and Advocacy.  (pages 100-140)
Particularity, Epistemic Responsibility, and the Ecological Imaginary.  (pages 142-176)
How to Think Globally, Revisited.  (pages 178-218)
Bibliography.  (pages 220-229)
Index.  (pages 230-243)

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