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Among the stream of books in recent years about climate change, many have examined the science—causes and risks—and potential technological fixes. Others have explored the role of manufactured doubt and denial, most notably Oreskes and Conway (2010), or the psychological and sociological aspects of denial, such as Norgaard (2011), Hamilton (2010), and Hulme (2009). But few have delved deeply into the philosophical nuances and conundrums of climate change.

Book Review: Reason in a Dark Time: Why the Struggle Against Climate Change Failed and What It Means for Our Future