Contending with the nature of climate change: Phenomenological interpretations from northern Wisconsin
Abstract
In this study we conduct interpretive phenomenological analysis (IPA) of the narrative accounts of 17 community members who reside on the south shore of Lake Superior in northern Wisconsin regarding the experience of living amid climate change. We propose that there is a connection between the fundamental nature of climate change and the phenomenological nature of living with it, and that difficult emotions emerge from those experiences. Our...
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Title
Contending with the nature of climate change: Phenomenological interpretations from northern Wisconsin
Published Date
Nov 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
33
Pages
100614 - 100614
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