Environmental concern as a triadic system
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Low, David
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Athabasca University
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In this article I examine Frank Fisher’s “three stages of environmental concern” and compare these with each of Charles S. Peirce’s “three grades of clearness.” The aim of the article is to provide a framework within which
supporters of the deep ecology movement will be better able to distinguish
between three progressively deeper levels of environmental concern: whistleblowing;
oppositional struggle (e.g., non-violent protesting); and deep ecology
as enquiry. I argue that while each level of concern is necessary, it is only at
the third grade of clearness, or stage of concern, that supporters of the deep
ecology movement can effectively construct and communicate an ongoing
community of deep enquiry for ecosophical living.
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The Trumpeter 19.1 (2003): 57-67
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