A workshop on issue 6 of Explorations, the journal of the Climate Psychology Alliance
About this Event

This workshop is a conversation about the theme of issue 6 of Explorations: Beyond Western Rationality. You don't have to read the issue in advance (although if you want, see www.climatepsychologyalliance.org on page reserach and reflections you will find the link to CPA's journal Explorations).

Issue 6 contains enough content to fill more than one workshop. That means the point is to have the conversation about the theme and while doing so we can bring to the front what authors have said or refer to them.

This workshop is facilitated by Rachel Cakebread and Rembrandt Zegers, both member of CPA and part of the editing team of Explorations.

Here is the content of issue 6.

Why we think optimism regarding techno-fixing the climate crisis is harmful. By Marthe Wens and Aashis Joshi.

Wayapa Wuurrk – an Earth connection practice A conversation with Wayapa practitioners and researchers, Jem Stone, Sara Jones and Melissa O’Shea.

Can attention to the truth renew a collapsing world? An introduction to Iain McGilchrist’s neuro-pragmatism and the nature of a world in metacrisis. By Toby Chown.

Filming the more-than-human: the films of Michelangelo Frammartino. Reviewed by Paul Hoggett.

Money matters, by Elspeth Crawford.

Coming into the economy rich. An interview with Dr Erin Araujo from El Cambalache. By Rembrandt Zegers.

The bloody lawnmower. By Trang Đặng.

A socio-psychological inquiry into consumption, freedom and wellbeing: towards leap-frogging pathways for the Global South. By Soumyajit Bhar.

Paradise lost? The climate crisis and the human condition, by Paul Hoggett. Reviewed by Els van Ooijen