Post-Sustainability
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Post-Sustainability
Tragedy and Transformation
Foster, John
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2017
208
Dura
Inglês
9781138296497
15 a 20 dias
540
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1. Introduction
John Foster
2. Paris: optimism, pessimism and realism
Brian Heatley
3. Transformation, adaptation and universalism: reply to Heatley
Nadine Andrews
4. After Development
Mike Hannis
5. Reply to Hannis
Lawrence Wilde
6. Post-Capitalism, Post-Growth, Post-Consumerism
Ingolfur Bluhdorn
7. There never was a categorical imperative: reply to Bluehdorn
Daniel Hausknost
8. On the obsolescence of human beings in sustainable development
Ulrike Ehgartner, Patrick Gould and Marc Hudson
9. Apocalyptically blinded : reply to Ehgartner et al.
Nina Isabella Moeller and J. Martin Pedersen
10. Beyond sustainability: hope in a spiritual revolution?
Rachel Bathurst
11. Reply to Bathurst
Rachel Muers
12. Environmental education after sustainability: hope in the midst of tragedy
Panu Pihkala
13. Reply to Pihkala
Katie Carr
14. Education after sustainability
Steve Gough
15. Learning and education after sustainability: reply to Gough
William Scott
16. On preparing for the great gift of community that climate disasters can give us
Rupert Read
17. Caring for the future? - a response to Rupert Read
John Foster
18. On letting go
John Foster
19. The future: compassion, complacency or contempt? : reply to Foster
Rupert Read
John Foster
2. Paris: optimism, pessimism and realism
Brian Heatley
3. Transformation, adaptation and universalism: reply to Heatley
Nadine Andrews
4. After Development
Mike Hannis
5. Reply to Hannis
Lawrence Wilde
6. Post-Capitalism, Post-Growth, Post-Consumerism
Ingolfur Bluhdorn
7. There never was a categorical imperative: reply to Bluehdorn
Daniel Hausknost
8. On the obsolescence of human beings in sustainable development
Ulrike Ehgartner, Patrick Gould and Marc Hudson
9. Apocalyptically blinded : reply to Ehgartner et al.
Nina Isabella Moeller and J. Martin Pedersen
10. Beyond sustainability: hope in a spiritual revolution?
Rachel Bathurst
11. Reply to Bathurst
Rachel Muers
12. Environmental education after sustainability: hope in the midst of tragedy
Panu Pihkala
13. Reply to Pihkala
Katie Carr
14. Education after sustainability
Steve Gough
15. Learning and education after sustainability: reply to Gough
William Scott
16. On preparing for the great gift of community that climate disasters can give us
Rupert Read
17. Caring for the future? - a response to Rupert Read
John Foster
18. On letting go
John Foster
19. The future: compassion, complacency or contempt? : reply to Foster
Rupert Read
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UN;Climate Change;Global Discourse;Wo;sustainability;Good Life;Contemporary Societies;disaster;Climate Chaos;tragedy;Holds;hope;Post-war;Brian Heatley;Follow;Nadine Andrews;Promethean Shame;Mike Hannis;Ecological Modernization;Lawrence Wilde;Self-enhancement Values;Ingolfur Bluehdorn;Christian Theological Perspective;Daniel Hausknost;Spiritual Revolution;Ulrike Ehgartner;Greenland Norse;Patrick Gould;Willed Optimism;Marc Hudson;Sustainability Paradigm;Nina Isabella Moeller;Emancipatory Project;J. Martin Pedersen;Climate Disaster;Rachel Bathurst;Partial Liberation;Rachel Muers;Greenhouse Gases;Panu Pihkala;Breakdown;Katie Carr;SD;Steve Gough;EU's Sustainable Development Strategy;William Scott;Techno Managerial Solutions;Rupert Read
1. Introduction
John Foster
2. Paris: optimism, pessimism and realism
Brian Heatley
3. Transformation, adaptation and universalism: reply to Heatley
Nadine Andrews
4. After Development
Mike Hannis
5. Reply to Hannis
Lawrence Wilde
6. Post-Capitalism, Post-Growth, Post-Consumerism
Ingolfur Bluhdorn
7. There never was a categorical imperative: reply to Bluehdorn
Daniel Hausknost
8. On the obsolescence of human beings in sustainable development
Ulrike Ehgartner, Patrick Gould and Marc Hudson
9. Apocalyptically blinded : reply to Ehgartner et al.
Nina Isabella Moeller and J. Martin Pedersen
10. Beyond sustainability: hope in a spiritual revolution?
Rachel Bathurst
11. Reply to Bathurst
Rachel Muers
12. Environmental education after sustainability: hope in the midst of tragedy
Panu Pihkala
13. Reply to Pihkala
Katie Carr
14. Education after sustainability
Steve Gough
15. Learning and education after sustainability: reply to Gough
William Scott
16. On preparing for the great gift of community that climate disasters can give us
Rupert Read
17. Caring for the future? - a response to Rupert Read
John Foster
18. On letting go
John Foster
19. The future: compassion, complacency or contempt? : reply to Foster
Rupert Read
John Foster
2. Paris: optimism, pessimism and realism
Brian Heatley
3. Transformation, adaptation and universalism: reply to Heatley
Nadine Andrews
4. After Development
Mike Hannis
5. Reply to Hannis
Lawrence Wilde
6. Post-Capitalism, Post-Growth, Post-Consumerism
Ingolfur Bluhdorn
7. There never was a categorical imperative: reply to Bluehdorn
Daniel Hausknost
8. On the obsolescence of human beings in sustainable development
Ulrike Ehgartner, Patrick Gould and Marc Hudson
9. Apocalyptically blinded : reply to Ehgartner et al.
Nina Isabella Moeller and J. Martin Pedersen
10. Beyond sustainability: hope in a spiritual revolution?
Rachel Bathurst
11. Reply to Bathurst
Rachel Muers
12. Environmental education after sustainability: hope in the midst of tragedy
Panu Pihkala
13. Reply to Pihkala
Katie Carr
14. Education after sustainability
Steve Gough
15. Learning and education after sustainability: reply to Gough
William Scott
16. On preparing for the great gift of community that climate disasters can give us
Rupert Read
17. Caring for the future? - a response to Rupert Read
John Foster
18. On letting go
John Foster
19. The future: compassion, complacency or contempt? : reply to Foster
Rupert Read
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
UN;Climate Change;Global Discourse;Wo;sustainability;Good Life;Contemporary Societies;disaster;Climate Chaos;tragedy;Holds;hope;Post-war;Brian Heatley;Follow;Nadine Andrews;Promethean Shame;Mike Hannis;Ecological Modernization;Lawrence Wilde;Self-enhancement Values;Ingolfur Bluehdorn;Christian Theological Perspective;Daniel Hausknost;Spiritual Revolution;Ulrike Ehgartner;Greenland Norse;Patrick Gould;Willed Optimism;Marc Hudson;Sustainability Paradigm;Nina Isabella Moeller;Emancipatory Project;J. Martin Pedersen;Climate Disaster;Rachel Bathurst;Partial Liberation;Rachel Muers;Greenhouse Gases;Panu Pihkala;Breakdown;Katie Carr;SD;Steve Gough;EU's Sustainable Development Strategy;William Scott;Techno Managerial Solutions;Rupert Read