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environmental discourses: a standalone construct

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Environmental sociology

a typology of shared ways of talking about the environment, such as survivalism, Prometheanism, administrative rationalism and green radicalism.

In environmental sociology, environmental discourses refers to a typology of shared ways of talking about the environment, such as survivalism, Prometheanism, administrative rationalism and green radicalism. This meaning comes from Dryzek (1997) in The politics of the earth.[1]

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Dryzek, J. S. (1997). The politics of the earth. Oxford University Press, USA. ISBN 9780198781608

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