Julia Aylin Lehnert, Sarah M. Doody, Justin Steinburg, A. Mehlenbacher
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A Communicational Disconnect: Establishing Superordinate Identities in Climate Communication Through Transgenerational Responsibility
ABSTRACT This paper explores opportunities for intergenerational communication to foster collective climate action and justice. While climate change communication can be framed as a site of intergenerational conflict and blame, we consider how the concept of superordinate identities offers rhetorical possibilities for generational coalition building to ultimately facilitate joint climate action.