Wer hat (keine) Angst vor Klimawandel. Wissenschaft, Essay und Fiktion im Kampf um die Rettung der Erde, des Planeten des Menschen (Essay)

Agnieszka Jezierska-Wiśniewska


Universität Warszawa (Poland)

Abstract

Der Beitrag untersucht und beschreibt Verdrängungsstrategien in Bezug auf den anthropogenen Klimawandel. Globale Erderwärmung wird oft nicht als ernste Bedrohung wahrgenommen. Schuld daran sind: die Verharmlosung der Katastrophe, mangelndes Feingefühl, die Flüchtigkeit, Unscheinbarkeit und der diffuse Charakter der Katastrophe an sich, der Mangel einer eindeutigen Zäsur oder sichtbarer Symptome. Die Menschen neigen auch dazu, Risiken zu unterschätzen, glauben an die Anpassungsfähigkeit des Menschen, an technische Möglichkeiten, wie z. B. Geoengineering. Eine gegenteilige Reaktion ist möglich, die sich als Klimadepression manifestiert. Ein weiteres Unterscheidungsmerkmal ist der Wohnort: Der Globale Norden ist privilegiert gegenüber dem verarmten Globalen Süden. Literatur und Kunst erscheinen in diesem Kontext als besonders wichtiges Medium, um die Gefahren des Klimawandels zu kommunizieren, für Klimaungerechtigkeit zu sensibilisieren und durch emotionales Engagement zu konkreten Handlugen zu bewegen, die hoffentlich in der Zukunft klimatische Ungleichheiten beseitigen werden.


Schlagworte:

Klimanarrative, Klimawandelleugnung, Katastrophe ohne Ereignis, Klimatische Ungerechtigkeit, Klimadepression

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Jezierska-Wiśniewska, A. (2023). Wer hat (keine) Angst vor Klimawandel. Wissenschaft, Essay und Fiktion im Kampf um die Rettung der Erde, des Planeten des Menschen (Essay). Transfer. Reception Studies, 8, 245–266. https://doi.org/10.16926/trs.2023.08.13

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Agnieszka Jezierska-Wiśniewska 

Universität Warszawa Poland

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