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Fascinating! Sociological reasons behind climate denial. "climate change presents a major challenge to the stability and maintenance of the symbolic order on which social interactions are based. It threatens the dominant beliefs "that define the social order." 1/2https://twitter.com/cityatlas/status/1210674885124599809 …
"thus it should come as no surprise that climate change advocacy is met with social inertia. Rather, the failure to respond is based in social processes that maintain and reproduce social stability." ~@RBrulle and Kari Norgaard
(I was a sociology major as an undergrad.)
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I love Norgaard's work. Have you checked out @reneelertzman? I cite them both a fair amount in my own research on this topic:https://twitter.com/rachelmalena/status/1121079214210338817?s=19 …
It's fascinating where psychology, sociology, and community health overlap. Narrative theory is my personal framework of choice for navigating the common ground between them, and for understanding the complexity of translating what we know into what we do. 
Clive Hamilton in ‘Requiem for a Species’: ‘So firmly do many of us cling to our manufactured selves that we unconsciously fear relinquishing them more than we fear the consequences of climate change.’pic.twitter.com/IlkiCyuXPM
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