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SUMMARY:Climate Ethics and 'The Right to be Cold'
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LOCATION:Montréal\, Canada
DESCRIPTION:<p><u><strong>Abstract</strong></u></p>\n<p>This talk explores climate ethics through the lens of the 2015 book\, <em>The Right to be Cold</em>. The book traces Sheila Watt-Cloutier&rsquo\;s journey from childhood through adulthood and describes her international advocacy on behalf of Canada&rsquo\;s Inuit communities\, as well as Arctic peoples throughout the world. I argue that Watt-Cloutier&rsquo\;s account offers important lessons for climate ethics and climate justice\, by highlighting the deeply contextual and relational dimensions of climate impacts\; implicitly challenging highly abstract and ideal conceptions of justice\; and at the same time\, strategically deploying the notion of human rights to convey what is at stake for Arctic peoples in a changing climate.</p>\n
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