October 25, 2025Open Access

Ecological Grand Narratives. What New Stories for an Age of Climate Crisis?

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New interpretations of our place in the world can emerge from diverse philosophical perspectives, such as feminist and posthuman ideas.
Critiques of human-centredness are vital in reshaping ecological narratives for effective climate response.
Assessment of the works of Sloterdijk, Latour, and Chakrabarty reveals the need for intersectionally diverse approaches.
The call for more-than-human narratives highlights the urgency of reimagining our multispecies futures.

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This article uncovers new grand narratives informed by feminist, posthuman, and critical race frameworks, suggesting broader visions for ecological futures.

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Janicka Iwona (2025) studied this question.

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This article uncovers new grand narratives informed by feminist, posthuman, and critical race frameworks, suggesting broader visions for ecological futures.

Ecological Grand Narratives. What New Stories for an Age of Climate Crisis?

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Ecological Grand Narratives. What New Stories for an Age of Climate Crisis?

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