The Limits of Risk: Exploring the Subject/Object Divide and its Breach in a Climbing Accident
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DOI: 10.1080/00141844.2019.1659841
Abstract: This article explores an auto-ethnographic account of a climbing accident. Climbing communities invest large amounts of time in identifying ‘risks’, that is, making the chances of involvement in a ... read more here.
Keywords: subject object; limits risk; object divide; climbing accident ... See more keywords
Why take the risk? Exploring the psychosocial determinants of floodwater driving
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.913790
Abstract: As anthropogenic climate change progresses, there is an increasing need for individuals to make appropriate decisions regarding their approach to extreme weather events. Natural hazards are involuntary risk environments (e.g., flooded roads); interaction with them… read more here.
Keywords: exploring psychosocial; risk; floodwater driving; involuntary risk ... See more keywords