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A Cognitive-Sociological Approach to the Quest for Planetary Well-Being

In: Quest for Planetary Well-Being

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  • Piet Strydom

    (University College Cork)

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This chapter seeks to make the problematic of the quest for planetary well-beingPlanetary well-being comprehensible by placing it within the framework of a theoretical model of societyModel of society which formsForms the core of the argument. A cognitive perspective is adopted which is presented in a critical-sociologicalCritical sociology form. The central concern of the modelling is the cognitive-theoretical recuperation of the generative means and form elements whereby societySociety is historically generated and structurally organised in the course of their mediationMediation.

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  • Piet Strydom, 2026. "A Cognitive-Sociological Approach to the Quest for Planetary Well-Being," Springer Books, in: Ananta Kumar Giri & R. S. Deshpande (ed.), Quest for Planetary Well-Being, chapter 0, pages 189-216, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:sprchp:978-981-95-2077-0_10
    DOI: 10.1007/978-981-95-2077-0_10
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