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9781857283303

The Language Of Environment: A New Rhetoric

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  • ISBN13:

    9781857283303

  • ISBN10:

    1857283309

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1997-05-01
  • Publisher: Routledge

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An introduction to the meaning and use of language specifically in terms of the study of the environment and the formulation and implementation of policy, drawing on a wide range of sources from the mass media to the specialist article.

Table of Contents

Preface
Acknowledgements
Environment words, environet and the rhetorical webp. 1
Environment words and environetp. 1
The rhetorical webp. 11
A new rhetoricp. 19
Discourse and environmentp. 27
So what?p. 31
Reading the textsp. 34
Topic analysis (I)p. 37
Environet of topicsp. 37
Resources, energyp. 38
Populationp. 54
Biodiversity, rainforest, speciesp. 65
Multiple interpretationsp. 77
Topic analysis (II)p. 79
Pollution, polluterp. 79
Global warming, climate change, the greenhouse effectp. 87
Sustainable development, sustainabilityp. 97
Earth, planet, globe, Gaiap. 107
The environet as an open systemp. 115
Environmental ethosp. 119
Essential vision: sustainable development, sustain, sustainabilityp. 120
Technical vision: energyp. 125
Systematic far-sightedness: resourcesp. 126
Inclusive far-sightedness: global warmingp. 128
Reassuring realism: pollutionp. 132
Reverent objectivity: Earthp. 134
Emotive objectivity: populationp. 137
Restrained objectivity and its rivals: biodiversity and rainforestp. 139
The role of environmental ethosp. 146
Constitutive figures: metaphorical argumentation, environmental irony, associative argumentationp. 149
Metaphorical argumentationp. 150
Environmental ironyp. 163
Associative argumentationp. 171
From constitutive figures to figures of resolutionp. 178
Figures of resolution: dialectic of catastrophe, the feasible possibility, overcoming the polarityp. 181
Dialectic of catastrophep. 187
The feasible possibilityp. 187
Overcoming the polarityp. 193
Concluding on solutionsp. 200
Rhetoric and culturep. 203
The achievement of rhetoricp. 203
The answer culturep. 208
A culture of argumentp. 216
Environet and modernityp. 226
Reading environmental texts: the methodologyp. 229
"Doing" rhetoric: a nuclear exercisep. 233
Bibliographyp. 237
Indexp. 255
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