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Phenomenology of Solastalgia

Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal
This article develops a phenomenological account of solastalgia, the distress experienced in response to environmental degradation, arguing that it is a disclosive emotion revealing a new transcendental topography of our time. After clarifying the conceptual ambiguities that affect the scope, affective structure, and temporal forms of the concept, the ...
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Solastalgia

2020
In this paper I discuss the origin and meaning of a particular term: solastalgia. Starting from anticipatory experien- ces, passing through globally diffused social and cultural dramas (the suicide of Australian farmers, alcoholism in indigenous reserves), up to the current explosions in the global environmentalist movements, the term solastalgia give ...
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Solastalgia: Living With the Environmental Damage Caused By Natural Disasters

Prehospital and Disaster Medicine, 2014
AbstractForced separation from one's home may trigger emotional distress. People who remain in their homes may experience emotional distress due to living in a severely damaged environment. These people experience a type of ‘homesickness’ similar to nostalgia because the land around them no longer resembles the home they knew and loved.
Warsini, Sri, Mills, Jane, Usher, Kim
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Kind-Making, objectivity, and political neutrality; the case of Solastalgia

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part C: Studies in History and Philosophy of Biological and Biomedical Sciences, 2012
Politics and science, it is customarily and broadly assumed, should not mix. I investigate a purported "new mental illness" arising from psychological stress associated with environmental damage. Previous assessments have concluded that the diagnosis of "solastalgia", which is clearly intended to advance a political agenda, may thereby lack scientific ...
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Validity and Reliability of the Turkish Version of the Solastalgia Scale (SOS)

EcoHealth
Solastalgia refers to the emotional reactions of pain, lack of solace and isolation that individuals experience due to the environmental degradation of the area in which they live. Deterioration or rapid changes in the places where people live due to urbanization, disasters and various industrial initiatives, especially climate change, have made ...
Feyruz Usluoğlu, Mehmet Şimşek, Gülşen Filazoğlu Cokluk   +2 more
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Solastalgia, our deteriorating environment, and Spirit of Place

Journal of Biosciences
Climate anxiety is as newly recognised a phenomenon as is the neologism solastalgia. The word solastalgia was coined by the Australian environmental philosopher Glenn Albrecht; it is a composite of the concepts of solace and desolation, and the pain ('algia') derived from the immediate loss of or assault to one's place of residence (Albrecht 2005).
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Anticipatory solastalgia in the Anthropocene: Climate change as a source of future-oriented distress about environmental change

Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2023
Samantha Stanley
exaly  

Solastalgia in Biocitizenship’s Perspective on Narrating Energy

2022
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Wilderness Is the Prototype of Nature Regardless of the Individual’s Connection to Nature. An Empirical Verification of the Solastalgia Effect

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2023
Giuseppe Barbiero, Rita Berto, Natalia Fumagalli   +2 more
exaly  

The Mourning of Cassandra: Yourcenar, a Case of Solastalgia?

Lublin Studies in Modern Languages and Literature
The article explores the question of whether and to what extent Yourcenar’s non-fictional works illustrate the concept of solastalgia, referring to the suffering caused by environmental degradation or destruction. Based on this hypothesis, first the ecological issues mentioned in the relevant texts will be identified.
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