In: Environment and society
From Denial to Moral Disengagement: How Integrating Fundamental Insights from Psychology Can Help Us Better Understand Ongoing Inaction in the Light of an Exacerbating Climate Crisis / Susanne Stoll-Kleemann -- Denial as a Sense of Entitlement: Assessing the Role of Culture / Arne Johan Vetlesen -- Skepticism and Animal Virtues: Denialism of Animal Morality / Tomaž Grušovnik -- Human Uniqueness, Animal Minds, and Anthropodenial / Adam See -- Suffering Animals: Creaturely Fellowship and Its Denial / Craig Taylor -- Brave New Salmon: From Enlightened Denial to Enlivened Practices / Martin Lee Mueller and Katja Maria Hydle -- The Animal That Therefore Was Removed from View: The Presentation of Meat in Norway, 1950- / Karen Lykke Syse and Kristian Bjørkdahl -- Political Economy of Denialism: Addressing the Case of Animal Agriculture / John Sorenson and Atsuko Matsuoka -- Celebrate the Anthropocene? Why "Techno-Eco-Optimism" Is a Strategy of Ultimate Denial / Helen Kopnina, Joe Gray, Haydn Washington and John Piccolo -- The Horse in the Room: The Denial of Animal Subjectivity and Agency in Social Science Research on Human-Horse Relationships / Reingard Spannring and José De Giorgio-Schoorl -- Still in the Shadow of Man? Judicial Denialism and Nonhuman Animals / Opi Outhwaite.
In: Environment and Society Series
The theory of denialism proposes that people actively avoid information that threatens their established worldviews, lifestyles, and identities. Environmental and Animal Abuse Denial: Averting Our Gaze analyzes how people use denialism to avoid awareness of climate change, environmental pollution, animal abuse, and the animal industrial complex.
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