Keywords for environmental studies /
Keywords for environmental studies /
edited by Joni Adamson, William A. Gleason, and David N. Pellow.
- [Enhanced Credo edition]
- 1 online resource (67 entries) ; digital files.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-230).
Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. Agrarian ecology -- 2. Animal -- 3. Anthropocene -- 4. Biodiversity -- 5. Biomimicry -- 6. Biopolitics -- 7. Bioregionalism -- 8. Biosemiotics -- 9. Biosphere -- 10. Built environment -- 11. Climate change -- 12. Conservation-preservation -- 13. Consumption -- 14. Cosmos -- 15. Culture -- 16. Degradation -- 17. Democracy -- 18. Eco-art -- 19. Ecocriticism -- 20. Ecofascism -- 21. Ecofeminism -- 22. Ecology -- 23. Ecomedia -- 24. Economy -- 25. Ecopoetics -- 26. Eco-terrorism -- 27. Ecotourism -- 28. Education -- 29. Environment -- 30. Environmentalism(s) -- 31. Environmental justice -- 32. Ethics -- 33. Ethnography -- 34. Evolution -- 35. Extinction -- 36. Genome -- 37. Globalization -- 38. Green -- 39. Health -- 40. History -- 41. Humanities -- 42. Imperialism -- 43. Indigeneity -- 44. Landscape -- 45. Natural disaster -- 46. Nature -- 47. Nature writing -- 48. Pastoral -- 49. Place -- 50. Political ecology -- 51. Pollution -- 52. Queer ecology -- 53. Religion -- 54. Risk society -- 55. Scale -- 56. Species -- 57. Sublime -- 58. Sustainability -- 59. Translation -- 60. Urban Ecology -- Bibliography -- About the contributors.
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Keywords for Environmental Studies analyzes the central terms and debates currently structuring the most exciting research in and across environmental studies, including the environmental humanities, environmental social sciences, sustainability sciences, and the sciences of nature.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
9781787855441 9780814760741 0814760740
Environmental protection--Terminology.
Ecology--Terminology.
TD169.3 / .K49 2016
363.7003
Includes bibliographical references (pages 195-230).
Cover -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1. Agrarian ecology -- 2. Animal -- 3. Anthropocene -- 4. Biodiversity -- 5. Biomimicry -- 6. Biopolitics -- 7. Bioregionalism -- 8. Biosemiotics -- 9. Biosphere -- 10. Built environment -- 11. Climate change -- 12. Conservation-preservation -- 13. Consumption -- 14. Cosmos -- 15. Culture -- 16. Degradation -- 17. Democracy -- 18. Eco-art -- 19. Ecocriticism -- 20. Ecofascism -- 21. Ecofeminism -- 22. Ecology -- 23. Ecomedia -- 24. Economy -- 25. Ecopoetics -- 26. Eco-terrorism -- 27. Ecotourism -- 28. Education -- 29. Environment -- 30. Environmentalism(s) -- 31. Environmental justice -- 32. Ethics -- 33. Ethnography -- 34. Evolution -- 35. Extinction -- 36. Genome -- 37. Globalization -- 38. Green -- 39. Health -- 40. History -- 41. Humanities -- 42. Imperialism -- 43. Indigeneity -- 44. Landscape -- 45. Natural disaster -- 46. Nature -- 47. Nature writing -- 48. Pastoral -- 49. Place -- 50. Political ecology -- 51. Pollution -- 52. Queer ecology -- 53. Religion -- 54. Risk society -- 55. Scale -- 56. Species -- 57. Sublime -- 58. Sustainability -- 59. Translation -- 60. Urban Ecology -- Bibliography -- About the contributors.
Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.
Keywords for Environmental Studies analyzes the central terms and debates currently structuring the most exciting research in and across environmental studies, including the environmental humanities, environmental social sciences, sustainability sciences, and the sciences of nature.
Mode of access: World Wide Web.
9781787855441 9780814760741 0814760740
Environmental protection--Terminology.
Ecology--Terminology.
TD169.3 / .K49 2016
363.7003