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Persuasion, pride, prejudice. Interpretive communities and their winning arguments in a time of climate narratives  (2025)

Autori:
Nicolini, Matteo
Titolo:
Persuasion, pride, prejudice. Interpretive communities and their winning arguments in a time of climate narratives
Anno:
2025
Tipologia prodotto:
Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
Tipologia ANVUR:
Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
Lingua:
Inglese
Formato:
A Stampa
Titolo libro:
Social Mobilisation for Climate Change
Casa editrice:
Routledge
ISBN:
9781032742779
Intervallo pagine:
129-144
Parole chiave:
Comparative Law; Climate Change; Legal Formalism; Social Movements; Climate Narratives
Breve descrizione dei contenuti:
This chapter addresses two interpretive communities performing climate narratives. The first one is made up of social movements for climate change, whereas the second one comprises transnational economic actors, according to which global warming must be tackled by preserving the current economically constructed paradigms. These probe a ‘strategic’ use of the law, which is servient to normalising the ecological catastrophe and making consumerism a channel for a greener future. The socio-climatic consequences of our economic systems are thus dismissed with a mix of persuasion, pride, and prejudice. Climate narratives do not automatically exclude loopholes within their texture, which is vulnerable to the assaults of the ecological catastrophe. As interpretive communities, social movements are called upon to stir up both our consciences and legal formalism, teaching us to remain vigilant and keep the door of the law open to a constant conversation with the world and its environmental concerns.
Pagina Web:
https://www.routledge.com/Social-Mobilisation-for-Climate-Change/Albanese-Fanetti-Minazzi/p/book/9781032742779?srsltid=AfmBOorWn5CFrIgbciACNm4c1H8O1NNKYmup1A4-I9qM9FXgL4G_xmq6
Id prodotto:
141697
Handle IRIS:
11562/1142406
ultima modifica:
17 ottobre 2024
Citazione bibliografica:
Nicolini, Matteo, Persuasion, pride, prejudice. Interpretive communities and their winning arguments in a time of climate narratives Social Mobilisation for Climate ChangeRoutledge2025pp. 129-144

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