L'ecologia del desiderio. Curare il pianeta senza rinunce

This book is praised for offering a distinct and innovative approach to environmentalism, moving beyond traditional alarmist rhetoric. Reviewers particularly appreciated the author's central idea of shifting from an "ecology of duty" – which emphasizes prohibitions and renunciation – to an "ecology of desire," focusing instead on what can be achieved. This fresh perspective on environmental communication was initially found to be very engaging and a welcome departure from conventional discussions on the topic.

However, the book's execution faced criticism. Despite the promising premise, the reviewer found that a strong logical thread connecting the author's various arguments to the initial innovative idea was lacking as the book progressed, leading to a diminished level of engagement. Expectations for new solutions or alternative plans were unmet, as the content often reverted to presenting familiar data, scientific reports, and accounts of environmental problems that have been covered in other works, without offering clear guidance on how to accept or address these challenges.

In conclusion, while the book may not deliver on practical solutions or maintain a consistent logical flow throughout, it is still valued for its unique initial viewpoint on environmental thought. It would appeal to readers interested in exploring novel philosophical or communicative frameworks for addressing environmental issues, rather than those seeking detailed action plans or entirely new scientific data. It offers a thought-provoking perspective that encourages a different way of conceptualizing environmental engagement.