Living in Denial: Climate Change, Emotions, and Everyday Life (Mit Press)
Living in Denial explores the emotional and social dimensions of climate change in everyday life. Kari Marie Norgaard examines how people experience, interpret, and respond to environmental crisis, offering a thoughtful perspective on the human processes surrounding climate awareness, avoidance, and denial.
About This Book
Living in Denial examines climate change through the lens of emotions and everyday life.
Kari Marie Norgaard focuses on how people experience and respond to the realities of environmental crisis.
The book considers the social and emotional dimensions that shape how climate change is understood and lived.
It offers a perspective on denial as part of the broader human experience of confronting difficult knowledge.
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