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The Climatic Virus in an Age of Paralysis
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The article focuses on collective psychology to understand social reaction of coronavirus related to helplessness experienced by society in face of climate change Topics discussed include accumulation of civil mobilization and action readiness, virus considered as strike at heart of capitalism and discovering changes in the social values
- University of Copenhagen Denmark
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Mobilization Action (philosophy) Paralysis medicine Face (sociological concept) Climate change Learned helplessness Social value orientations Capitalism medicine.symptom Criminology
Cultural Studies, General Arts and Humanities
Cultural Studies, General Arts and Humanities
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: Mobilization Action (philosophy) Paralysis medicine Face (sociological concept) Climate change Learned helplessness Social value orientations Capitalism medicine.symptom Criminology
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The article focuses on collective psychology to understand social reaction of coronavirus related to helplessness experienced by society in face of climate change Topics discussed include accumulation of civil mobilization and action readiness, virus considered as strike at heart of capitalism and discovering changes in the social values