Ethical Literacies and Education for Sustainable Development

Chapter 1. Highlighting Ethics, Subjectivity and Democratic Participation in Sustainability Education: Challenges and Contributions; Olof Franck.- Chapter 2. Philosophizing with Transdisciplinarity, Relational Knowledge and Ethics in Education for Sustainable Development; Marie Grice.- Chapter 3. Pupils Views on Moral Competence in School; Annika Lilja.- Chapter 4. Fiction at School for Educational Purposes: What Possibilities do Students Get to Act as Moral Subjects?; Anna Lyngfelt.- Chapter 5. Discourses of Available and Sustainable Lives: Ethical Literacy Offered to Tweens Through Fiction Reading; Christina Osbeck.- Chapter 6. Windows on a Changing World: Using Children's Literature as an Aesth/Ethical Trope in Early Years Education for Sustainability; Dawn Sanders.- Chapter 7. Challenging Discourses in Early Childhood Education for Sustainability: A Posthuman Perspective; Kassahun Weldemariam.- Chapter 8. Life-World Perspectives on Art-based Environmental Education and Sustainability; Margaretha Häggström.- Chapter 9. Aesthetic Experiences Relating to Living Plants: A Starting Point towards Framing Humans' Relationship with Nature; Eva Nyberg.- Chapter 10. Concluding Remarks; Olof Franck & Christina Osbeck.

Olof Franck is Associate Professor of Philosophy of Religion and Senior Lecturer in Subject Matter Education in Social Studies at the Department of Pedagogical, Curricular and Professional Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
Christina Osbeck is Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Senior Lecturer in Subject Matter Education in Social Studies at the Department of Pedagogical, Curricular and Professional Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.