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ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION RESEARCH
卷 27, 期 5, 页码 743-761出版社
ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/13504622.2021.1923663
关键词
Performance making; psychosocial; eco-anxiety; climate change education; tragedy; alienation
This article argues that drama can play a crucial role in climate change education by exploring the psychosocial dynamics through performance workshops with young people. It highlights the importance of addressing overlooked issues and suggests further research for deeper engagement with these topics.
In this article we argue that drama can provide complementary knowing for climate change education and shed light on the complexity of related psychosocial issues. We bring together an interdisciplinary understanding of eco-anxiety, psychosocial responses to climate change, and drama education. We draw on performance narratives created with young people in Finland and explore the psychosocial dynamics of climate change education. Three key themes are discussed in more detail in relation to education: 1) psychosocial dynamics; 2) alienation; 3) tragedy. The performance workshops provided a safe and creative space for exploring young people's thoughts and images related to climate anxiety. Many relevant but often silenced issues became visible and were lived through in the process of performance making. This seemed to be fruitful both to the performers, teachers, and researchers, and suggests future, longer-term work would prove beneficial for engaging with these issues.
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