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Hanna Barchańska,Irena Baranowskash new forms of data. Finally, climate debates have contested consensus, balance and regulation across scientific and political elites, illustrating how selective histories serve different futures. Examining the work of scientists and others, this chapter shows how historical perspectives deepen our understanding of controversial science.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-09808-1ions of recent literary engagement with climate change, while brief discussion of earlier fiction (by Austen, Hardy and Lawrence) shows how the novel as a genre is well placed to present and analyse the ambiguities of progress.

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Understanding Climate Change Historicallysh new forms of data. Finally, climate debates have contested consensus, balance and regulation across scientific and political elites, illustrating how selective histories serve different futures. Examining the work of scientists and others, this chapter shows how historical perspectives deepen our understanding of controversial science.

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Plastic Daffodils: The Pastoral, the Picturesque, and Cultural Environmentalismsation of the countryside for bourgeois leisure pursuits. Contemporary attitudes to the environment and hence climate change are based on these historical distortions. However, developing an awareness of ‘cultural environmentalism’ and promoting innovative creative work can help introduce the notion of cultural stewardship into sustainable living.

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Introduction,meeting the challenges of climate change and that the humanities are better placed to intervene in these debates, as they require a philosophical, moral and historical understanding. A short introduction on the scientific debate is followed by a definition of the role of the humanities. The chapter

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