Olfactory Rhetoric Sniffing Out Environmental Problems【電子書籍】[ Lisa L. Phillips ]

＜p＞Human senses have the potential to play a significant role in inspiring action to combat climate change. When we smell pollutants in the air, for example, or feel the blast of a polar vortex, we are more likely to act in response to these changes in environmental conditions. However, the sensoriumーand particularly our sense of smellーis often downplayed when we consider the rhetorics of environmental crises. In ＜em＞Olfactory Rhetoric,＜/em＞ Lisa L. Phillips argues that how we sense the world around us should be a crucial piece of rhetorical evidence when evaluating environmental injustices. Specifically, Phillips elevates olfaction (what we smell) and olfactory rhetoric (how we talk about and experience what we smell) when discussing three contemporary environmental crises set in historically marginalized communities: the Sriracha sauce factory controversy, the Salton Sea scent events, and the Blue Ridge Landfill emissions problem. On a broader scale, Phillips develops an intersection．．．楽天市場のショップで商品詳細の続きを見る