Conflicts in Narratives of Circular Economics and Suatainable Development
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https://doi.org/10.54097/fbem.v10i1.10308Keywords:
Sustainable development, Environmental economics.Abstract
Environmental protecting is an often discussed topic in recent years, researches on sustainable and circular economics emerge in large numebrs. The relationship of the methods of examing sustainable development and the narratives on it has selmdonly been studied. Medias emphasis on low carbon life and lowering green house gases, as a main form of presentation of narratives, media plays a significant role, to what degree could the narratives of circular economics suggests anthropocentric and conflicts among economical hypothesis and indexes of media is the aim of this essay.
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