Titlebook: Geo-societal Narratives; Contextualising geos Martin Bohle,Eduardo Marone Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under

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Sustainable Small-Scale Fishing and Artisanal Mining Need Policies Favourable to a Level Playing Fiy approaches that create and sustain broader knowledge ecologies. These work best if they are systematically enabled through new learning and educational pathways and policies that support innovation and a level playing field. We argue that there are considerable mutual learning opportunities betwee

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Climate Change, Uncertainty and Ethical Superstorms,d lead to multi-metre sea-level rise, increases in storms and climate extremes, causing devastating social disruption and economic consequences. I present some alternatives on how to handle this alarming prospect, arguing that we cannot condense our decision-making on climate change into numerical c

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Humanistic Geosciences: A Cultural and Educational Construction,pects of geosciences. In addition, cultural and educational talents are necessary to identify what ethical imperatives should prevail. Geoethical action is the responsibility of any person whose activities interact with the Earth system. It should guide citizens, scientists or not, in their relation

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Geoethics Beyond Enmeshment: Critical Reflections on the Post-humanist Position in the Anthropocenebetween our ‘.’ as a symmetric relation and our ‘.’ as an asymmetric relation that constitutes our ‘.’. This asymmetry disrupts the post-humanist position and calls for a conceptualisation of the human . beyond the post-humanist position. This conceptualisation of the human . also has consequences f

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How to Promote Responsible Conducts Towards the Environment: A Semiotic Cultural Psychological Anald to describe how social actors can confront their life-in-society in systemic terms valuing the interdependence between the personal and the public sphere. In particular, the likelihood of making ethical action possible would depend on the extent to which individuals interiorise and experience the

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A Copernican Moment: Engaging Economic Ethics in Orchestrating the Geocentric Turn in Economics, and the legal system morph to include both human and non-human interests in their operations. This second shift implies the performative functions of economics, after the geocentric turn, to incorporate the geosciences and the life sciences. In the Earth as a community of advantage, geoethics would

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Geoethics: A Reality Check from Media Coverage of the Anthropocene,er analyses a sample of those items directly relevant to the emerging field of geoethics. Currently, a ‘direct intersection’ is feeble. Nevertheless, scholars in the field of geoethics might find an engagement with the literature on the Anthropocene by Earth system scientists, social scientists, and