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Short Forms for Eco-Anxiety: Cognitive Realism in Climate Fiction

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Literary fiction captures climate anxiety in characters, suggesting connections to digital communication.

Cognitive realism portrays fragmented attention linked with eco-anxiety in literature.
Short stories effectively evoke psychological aspects of climate change, enhancing readers' understanding.
Contemporary literature reflects the interplay between awareness of climate change and unique character mental styles.
Engagement with social media in fiction amplifies themes of climate anxiety and attentional focus breakdown.

Marco Caracciolo (2025) studied this question.

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