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Belief-neutral Versus Belief-linked Knowledge as Predictors of Climate-change Opinions by Brown, Adrienne R., Hamilton, Lawrence C.

“…Previous research on climate-relevant knowledge distinguishes between two types: belief-linked (facts which can be guessed based on general climate beliefs)…”
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"Homesick for Something That's Never Going to Be Again": An Exploratory Study of the Sociological Implications of Solastalgia by Brown, Adrienne R.

“…Research on sense of place suggests that people's understandings of themselves and others is closely tied to the feelings they have about the place where they…”
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Environmental anomie and the disruption of physical norms during disaster by Brown, Adrienne R

“…Large-scale disasters cause a wide variety of disruptions across impacted communities. Existing research has broadly addressed the ways in which both social…”
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“Driving Down a Road and Not Knowing Where You're At”: Navigating the Loss of Physical and Social Infrastructure After the Camp Fire by Brown, Adrienne R.

“…Climate‐related disasters are becoming increasingly frequent and destructive. These events result in extensive material losses, but also more disruptions, such…”
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(Re)Constructing Community after Disaster: Survivors’ Use of Facebook Groups 1 Year after the Camp Fire by Brown, Adrienne R.

“…Due to the widespread destruction of the Camp Fire in Paradise, California in November 2018, residents faced long‐term displacement and disruption to community…”
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Interaction effects on support for climate‐change mitigation by Brown, Adrienne R., Hamilton, Lawrence C.

“…Background Research on the social bases of environmental concern has established robust findings across various sociodemographic characteristics. This includes…”
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Between the Mythic and the Monstrous: The Early Skyscraper's Weird Frontiers by Brown, Adrienne R

“…The early skyscraper posed a persistent challenge to modernist mimetic description during the early twentieth century. Although canonical urban novels resisted…”
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“This Whole Town Used to Look Like This”: The Uses of Nostalgia in Establishing Claims to Place and Practice in Northern California’s Forests by Brown, Adrienne R.

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Compatibility and conflict between environmentalist and occupational identities in Northern California’s forests by Brown, Adrienne R.

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"A Wild Home for Wild Things": Forest Workers' Co-Creation of Knowledge, Identity, and Place by Brown, Adrienne R

“…This study addresses the relationship between environmental knowledge and place-based and occupational identities. I conducted fifty-five in-depth interviews…”
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"Homesick for Something That's Never Going to Be Again": Redefining Identity and Community after the Camp Fire by Brown, Adrienne R

“…In the context of rapid environmental change and more frequent and severe natural disasters, it is imperative that we understand the impact these disasters…”
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Reading Between the Skylines: The Skyscraper in American Modernism by Brown, Adrienne R

“…In spite of its massive form and imposing shadows, the early skyscraper posed a persistent challenge to mimetic description. In H.G. Wells’ 1906 bewilderment…”
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Reading Between the Skylines: The Skyscraper in American Modernism by Brown, Adrienne R

“…In spite of its massive form and imposing shadows, the early skyscraper posed a persistent challenge to mimetic description. In H.G. Wells' 1906 bewilderment…”
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