The Climate Swerve, Reflections on Mind, Hope and Survival

Robert Jay Lifton's 'The Climate Swerve' explores the psychological and emotional dimensions of the climate crisis.

Lifton examines how humanity's relationship with the environment is undergoing a profound shift, or 'swerve,' as we confront the reality of climate change.

The book delves into the concept of 'climate denial' and the psychological defenses that prevent individuals and societies from taking meaningful action.

Lifton argues that facing the climate crisis requires a new sense of collective responsibility and a willingness to embrace hope in the face of daunting challenges.

'The Climate Swerve' is a call to action, urging readers to confront the climate crisis with courage, creativity, and a commitment to building a more sustainable future.