Tagged: Clive Hamilton

Clive Hamilton on Einstein, scientific dadaism and the roots of climate denial - Hot Topic

Bryan Walker • Oct 22, 2012 •

• Climate cranks,
• Climate politics,
• Clive Hamilton,
• cranks,
• denial

Clive Hamilton has a riveting essay in a new book edited by psychoanalyst Sally Weintrobe, Engaging with Climate Change, which had its origin at an inter-disciplinary conference at the Institute of Psychoanalysis in London a couple of years ago. Hamilton’s subject is what history can teach us about climate change denial. He begins with the […] … Read More

Christmas gift ideas: Why we deny climate change - Open Parachute

Ken Perrott • Dec 08, 2011 •

• belief,
• climate change,
• Clive Hamilton,
• diversity,
• Environment,
• global warming,
• politics,
• Psychology,
• Sciblogs

Books are ideal Christmas presents. And as I am spending some time dealing with family business I thought reposting some of my past book reviews over the next few days could be useful am repeating some of my past book … Continue reading → … Read More

Why we deny climate change - Open Parachute

Ken Perrott • Oct 18, 2010 •

• book review,
• climate change,
• Clive Hamilton,
• Environment,
• global warming,
• philosophy,
• Sciblogs

Book Review: Requiem for a Species: Why We Resist the Truth About Climate Change by Clive Hamilton Price: USD$16.47; AUD $24.99; NZD$29.99 Hardcover: 240 pages Publisher: Earthscan Publications Ltd. (May 2010); Allen & Unwin (March 2010) Language: English ISBN-10: 1849710813 … Continue reading → … Read More

It’s politics, not science - Open Parachute

Ken Perrott • Aug 04, 2010 •

• climate change,
• Clive Hamilton,
• diversity,
• Environment,
• global warming,
• politics,
• Sciblogs

I am currently reading Clive Hamilton‘s book “Requiem for a Species: Why We Resist the Truth About Climate Change.” This figure in the book intrigued me. It’s taken from the report Global Warming’s Six Americas: An Audience Segmentation Analysis. I … Continue reading → … Read More