Titlebook: Climate Change Fictions; Representations of G Antonia Mehnert Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive li

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Peter C. Verhoef,Laurens M. Sloote fictions participate in the communication of risks and thus acknowledge that the future is open and a diverse range of scenarios probable. Moreover, they critically question the “commodification of contingency” (Lobo-Guerrero), and expose the power and profit-making structures at play in defining risks as such.

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Future Trends in Multi-channel Retailing those characteristics that make climate change a difficult issue to be communicated. Climate change fiction proves to be insightful in this context because it gives way to the multiple and innovative frameworks of telling contemporary environmental crisis.

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Piyush Kumar Sinha,Sanjay Kumar Karo-cultural ramifications of this unparalleled environmental crisis. Moreover, in providing vivid imaginaries that bear justice to the representational challenges of global warming, climate change fiction actively shapes how we come to know this phenomenon.

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Susan M. Broniarczyk,Wayne D. Hoyert and future. The chapter’s analysis of the representations of time and temporal narrative techniques finally exposes the structures of “slow violence” (Nixon), an inherent part of climate change crisis, and draws attention to the state of apprehension that these texts foster.

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Karen Holtzblatt,Nicola Marsdenanalyzes how these works counter this inequality by drawing on three dimensions of justice—distribution, recognition, and participation—and posit them as crucial in planning for more just climate change futures.