A Neopragmatic Perspective on the Processual Nature of Landscape—Coastal Land Loss in Louisiana in the Context of Scientific Findings, Social Patterns of Interpretation, and Individual Experience
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neopragmatism; three landscapes theory; autopoietic systems theory; symbolic capital; conflict theory; coastal land loss; qualitative content analysis; Louisiana; effects of climate change;All these keywords.
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