This chapter explores in greater detail the heterogeneous nature of the field of ecological emotions. In particular, grief, anxiety, and anger are discussed, as well as the differences between them, using the notion of “phenomenological generation” and the tense-related view. Overviewing the existing scholarship, which is mainly not philosophical, the chapter introduces the multiplicity of terms used to describe ecological emotions.

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Enters “ECEGADMAT”: Complications and Comparisons

  • Ondřej Beran

摘要

This chapter explores in greater detail the heterogeneous nature of the field of ecological emotions. In particular, grief, anxiety, and anger are discussed, as well as the differences between them, using the notion of “phenomenological generation” and the tense-related view. Overviewing the existing scholarship, which is mainly not philosophical, the chapter introduces the multiplicity of terms used to describe ecological emotions.