Because our understanding of the environment is symbolically constructed, does that mean there is no inherently right
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Because our understanding of the environment is symbolically constructed, does that mean there is no inherently “right” or “wrong” view or attitude toward environmental matters? Where do our ethics of environmental behavior and attitudes come from? Consider the ongoing symbolic struggle over water: How do you make ethical judgments about whether or not you should use a water fountain or join a corporate accountability campaign about your local water supply?
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Environmental Communication And The Public Sphere
ISBN: 9781506363592
5th Edition
Authors: Phaedra C. Pezzullo, Robert Cox
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