References (12)

The subject ‘Social & feminist epistemologies’ is applied to these references.

1. Indigenous climate change adaptation: New directions for emerging scholarship. Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space. 2021 Johnson, Danielle Emma, Parsons, Meg, Fisher, Karen

   Adaptation, Social & feminist epistemologies

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2. Feminist Perspectives on Values in Science. In The Routledge Handbook of Feminist Philosophy of Science. 2020 Intemann, Kristen

   Social & feminist epistemologies, Value-free ideal, Values

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3. Ours Is the Earth: Science and Human History in the Anthropocene. Journal of the Philosophy of History. 2020 Jasanoff, Sheila

   Anthropocene, Earth System Science, Social & feminist epistemologies

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4. 5 Geoengineering and Indigenous Climate Justice: A Conversation with Kyle Powys Whyte. In Has It Come to This? : The Promises and Perils of Geoengineering on the Brink. 2020 Whyte, Kyle Powys

   Geoengineering, Social & feminist epistemologies

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5. The IPCC and the new map of science and politics. WIREs Climate Change. 2018 Beck, Silke, Mahony, Martin

   Climate-policy, IPCC, Social & feminist epistemologies

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6. Feminist Imaginations in a Heated Climate: Parody, Idiocy, and Climatological Possibilities. Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience. 2017 Brault, Claire

   Climate-policy, Social & feminist epistemologies

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7. Virtual, visible, and actionable: Data assemblages and the sightlines of justice. Big Data & Society. 2017 Jasanoff, Sheila

   Climate-policy, Data, Social & feminist epistemologies

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8. Climate Change Through the Lens of Feminist Philosophy. In Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science. 2015 Tuana, Nancy

   Social & feminist epistemologies

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9. The Anthropocene and the Global Environmental Crisis Rethinking modernity in a new epoch. The Anthropocene and the Global Environmental CrisisRethinking modernity in a new epoch. 2015

   Anthropocene, Social & feminist epistemologies, Values

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10. How earth science has become a social science. Historical Social Research. 2015 Oreskes, Naomi

    Earth System Science, Social & feminist epistemologies, Values

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    ESS as social science

11. Epistemic Lifestyles in Climate Change. In Changing the Atmosphere. 2001 Shackley, Simon

    Social & feminist epistemologies

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12. Changing the Atmosphere. Changing the Atmosphere. 2001

    Social & feminist epistemologies

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