#157 - Ecological Linguistics
from Think: Sustainability Hosted by 2SER 107.3
What is ecological linguistics? How does the English language shape our perceptions of the environment? In this episode we discuss the different terms used to describe climate change and then highlight some more subtle ways language can shape our perceptions of the world around us. Featuring: Lee Joachim, Yorta Yorta man, Board Member of Living Languages Australia. Professor Arran Stibbe, Professor of Ecological Linguistics, University of Gloucestershire Dr Helen Bromhead, Linguist, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Griffith Research Centre for Social and Cultural Research and Project Lead at the Griffith Climate Action Beacon, Griffith University Dr Jeremy Walker, Co-director of the Climate Justice Research Centre, and Senior Lecturer in Social and Political Sciences Program, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences University of Technology Sydney Producer/Presenter: Marlene Even Music: Epidemic Sound ‘If It’s Flooded, Forget it’, public safety advertisement, 2021, ACT Emergency Services Agency
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