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“I don’t think education is the answer”: A corpus-assisted ecolinguistic analysis of plastics discourses in the UK

Journal of World Languages, 2022
Ecosystems around the world are becoming engulfed in single-use plastics, the majority of which come from plastic packaging. Reusable plastic packaging systems have been proposed in response to this plastic waste crisis, but uptake of such systems in the
Franklin Emma, Gavins Joanna, Mehl Seth
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Carbon footprint, monopoly, and potentiality of change: Tokenizing art as an aesthetic practice for alternative ecologies

Acta Universitatis Wratislaviensis. Prace Kulturoznawcze
The article discusses certain aspects of blockchain-based art, including the ecology and economy of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), applying projects curated by Ruangrupa for documenta 15, such as Jalar, Dayra, Cheesecoin, and BeeCoin, created within the ...
Małgorzata Dancewicz-Pawlik
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Rethinking Production. A Step Beyond the Hylomorphic and Anthropocentric Approach

Studia Universitatis Babeș-Bolyai. Philosophia
This research examines three thematic areas: philosophy, education, and ecology. It aims to be an interdisciplinary study, fundamentally based on the importance of the philosophy of environmental education and the practical implications that it can have.
Dimitri Jan JAKUBOWSKI
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Toilet humour and ecology on the first page of Finnegans Wake: Žižek’s call of nature, answered by Joyce

Cogent Arts & Humanities, 2017
This article draws out ecological aspects convergent on the first page of James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake (1939) and explores them through the philosopher Slavoj Žižek’s theoretical perspectives on humanity today and its relation to the waste and chaos that
Dan C. Bristow
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Our Interplanetary Bodies

Les Cahiers de l'École du Louvre, 2019
Tomás Saraceno’s exhibition Our Interplanetary Bodies (2017) examines our relationship to the cosmos from a phenomenological and cosmopolitanist perspective.
Marie Siguier
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Mobility Justice: An Ecolinguistic Perspective

Languages
The climate crisis, migration and urbanization may appear as three separate crises, but under Sheller’s paradigm of Mobility Justice, they become part of a coherent whole that should be tackled as a single, complex and interconnected predicament.
Maria Cristina Caimotto
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Arne Naess: A Tragic Ecosophy

Ethics in Progress, 2019
Arne Naess was one of the first philosopher who try to find out a way to resolve the ecological crisis through philosophy. By analysing some of the main point of Naess‘ philosophy, the essay shows that his main interest was to legitimize the ecological ...
Ambra Troiano
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Lācis as a Multilingual Ecosophy

Tusaaji: A Translation Review, 1969
This article examines the multilingual academic and cultural phenomenon that is Anna/ Asja Lācis through the theoretical lens of Félix Guattari’s concept of ecosophy. Lācis became somewhat known internationally as Walter Benjamin’s Latvian Bolshevik girlfriend, but as that facet of her reputation has garnered only sporadic interest, causing her to fall
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Drawing a Transductive Ecosophy in Process: Technological Arts, Residual Matter, Associated Milieus

NANO, 2015
Drawing a Transductive Ecosophy in Process: Technological Arts, Residual Matter, Associated Milieus by Gisèle Trudel. NANO: New American Notes Online, Issue 7: The Aesthetics of Trash - nanocrit.com.
Gisèle Trudel
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Ambivalent or beneficial? An ecological discourse analysis of news reports on the adventures of China’s wandering elephants

Journal of World Languages
Based on the ecosophy of “diversity and harmony, interaction and co-existence”, the present study analyzes the characteristics of the attitude system of news reports on the adventures of China’s wandering elephants in China Daily to investigate whether ...
Zhang Jianxin, Cheng Lulu
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