Response-Able: Ecological Psychology, Wayfinding, and Multi-Species Life. A catch-up with Carl Woods.
About this episode
The episode features a discussion with Dr. Carl Woods on ecological psychology and its implications for responsible living amidst ecological challenges.
Show Notes In this rich, wandering catch-up with with Dr. Carl Woods we explore how an ecological approach to psychology, sport, and everyday life might help us live more responsibly in a time of ecological collapse. Drawing on two of Carl’s recent papers – a commentary on wayfinding (in conversation with Harry Heft and Gibsonian ecological psychology) and “Responsibility in a Time of Ecological Collapse” – we unpack what it means to pay attention, to be “response-able,” and to re‑situate ...
People in this episode
Host: Marianne Davies
Guest: Dr. Carl Woods
Topics covered
- ecological psychology
- wayfinding
- multi-species life
- responsibility
- ecological collapse
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Responsibility in a Time of Ecological Collapse, wayfinding
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