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Climate Changes and its Psychological Impacts on African Americans: An Ecocritical Reading of "Floodtide" by Askia M.Toure

Name: Climate Changes and its Psychological Impacts on African Americans: An Ecocritical Reading of "Floodtide" by Askia M.Toure
Creator: Hafna H
Keywords: 13. Climate action, Climate change, Natural disaster, Floods, Eco-Anxiety, Transformational Resilience

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 16 Dec 2021Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Hafna H;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.6591349 , 10.5281/zenodo.6591348

Climate Changes and its Psychological Impacts on African Americans: An Ecocritical Reading of "Floodtide" by Askia M.Toure

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Abstract

The study intends to scrutinize the multiple ways in which African Americans get psychologically impacted by the changing climate and due to devastating natural catastrophes like floods.

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University of Kerala
India

Keywords

Climate change, Natural disaster, Floods, Eco-Anxiety, Transformational Resilience

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