Climate Philosophy

Field studying civilizational implications of climate change as philosophical and cultural problem (not as scientific or policy problem narrowly). Major figures: David Wallace-Wells (The Uninhabitable Earth, 2019), Naomi Klein (This Changes Everything, 2014), Amitav Ghosh (The Great Derangement, 2016), Bruno Latour (Down to Earth, 2017; Facing Gaia, 2017), Roy Scranton (Learning to Die in the Anthropocene, 2015), Vaclav Smil. Ghosh's diagnosis is structurally distinctive: civilization fails to engage climate change not for lack of information but for lack of imaginative integration — literary fiction, the dominant cultural form, has been structurally incapable of representing it. Operational signature: (7+6)×3 with 9 substrate — fear-and-depth toward future with memorial substrate. Method-kin of alsophy's anti-Sapienism diagnostic in its critique of progress-mythology.

· 2000– · active · influence 7/10