Makes three key assertions: focuses on the ways "climate change"
has been discursively constructed; examines how those discursive
constructions work to normalize a denialism beyond that of the
officially designated "denialists"; and identifies that normalized
denial as a form of cultural trauma. Uses several literary texts to
assess how they attempt to grapple with the representational
difficulties of articulating and thus containing the traumatic
challenge at that crisis's heart. Explores how the disarticulations
of climate change discourse might be illuminated by framing them in
terms of the trope of "trauma."
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