Philosophy for Coming Through: Review of Read's Why Climate Breakdown Matters [Book Review]

Think 23 (66):27-31 (2024)
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Abstract

Philosophy has overwhelmingly approached climate breakdown in terms of the ethical obligations to the future which it is supposed to involve. This review of a recent book by Rupert Read shows him bringing philosophy to bear on why and how it matters in the first place – as an already present disaster which could reconnect us deeply with ourselves.

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