id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
consilience-6741	Mascia, Raphaella	Complications of the Climate Change Narrative within the Lives of Climate Refugees: Slow Causality and Apocalyptic Themes	2020	8	.pdf	application/pdf	6409	244	40	I contend that the dominant narrative of climate change complicates the narratives of climate change refugees through specific characteristics of climate change discourse, specifically, the temporal characteristics of slow causality and apocalyptic themes as evinced in two case studies, one in the small town of Shishmaref, Alaska and the other in the Maldives. And, as the consequences of climate change on humans become more evident, climate change refugees are often deemed the “human face of climate change” (Piguet, 2013; Bettini, 2013).	cache/consilience-6741.pdf	txt/consilience-6741.txt