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Arne Johan Vetlesen: Radical Environmentalism

As climate change, habitat loss, and extinction of species go from bad to worse, it seems that politics, ethics, and business-usual combine to reinforce the multiple crises rather than slow, let alone stop them. This being so, is it necessary, or even imperative, to seek alternatives? If so, how radical should they be? Do groups like Extinction Rebellion point in the right direction? And what are the pitfalls?

Seminar recording 

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Arne Johan Vetlesen will come to the Department of Psychology on the 15th od November. The topic of the lecture will be activism in the environmental and climate crisis.

Arne Johan Vetlesen is professor of philosophy at the University of Oslo, and he has published 30 books on various topics in ethics, political theory and environmental philosophy, most recently "Cosmologies of the Anthropocene" (2019), "Det går til helvete. Eller?" (w/ K.I. Bjørlykhaug, 2020), "Etikk i klimakrisens tid" (w/ J.O. Henriksen, 2022) and "Animal Lives and Why They Matter" (2022)

 

Published Nov. 5, 2022 4:00 PM - Last modified May 27, 2024 9:57 AM