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Abstract
Cultural narratives about human relationships with nature, scientific rationality, and self-in-the-world are central to people's understanding of climate change. Drawing on multiple interviews with people who are unconcerned about climate change, I will discuss how these grouped cultural narratives can inform us about climate change discourse. Placing narratives of unconcern in the context of narratives of concern, I examine what they tell us about processes of climate change communication, and at a broader scale, about the experience of living in late modernity.

Recorded on 25 February 2021.