Wild Wise Weird

Following are articles sharing Kingfisher’s absurdly wise views about his Bird Village.(*)

1. What makes readers love a fiction book (SAGE Open)

2. On Nature Quotient (Pacific Conservation Biology; pdf)

3. Towards an eco-surplus culture (Visions for Sustainability; pdf). 

4. The battery bubble (Journal of Environmental Planning and Management; pdf)

5. Exploring the impacts of biodiversity loss perceptions on preferences and behaviors related to animal fur and skin product consumption (Environmental Conservation; pdf)

6. Local water-related concerns and potable water reuse willingness in a United States’ arid region (World Water Policy; pdf)

7. Are we on the right track for mitigating climate change? (Visions for Sustainability, pdf)

8. A Depth Psychological Study of the Peace Symbol: Jung, Politics and Culture (J Analytical Psychology; pdf)

9. Cultural analytics amid the rise of generative AI (AI & Society; pdf)

10. Flying Beyond Didacticism: The Creative Environmental Vision of ‘Wild Wise Weird’ (Young Voices of Science; PP)

11. How can satirical fables offer us a vision for sustainability? (Visions for Sustainability, Università di Torino; pdf)

12. Maritime Security Law in Hybrid Warfare, edited by Alexander Lott (Int J Marine and Coastal Law; Brill; pdf)

13. Exploring the impacts of biodiversity loss perceptions on preferences and behaviors related to animal fur and skin product consumption (Environmental Conservation; pdf)

14. Supply-sourcing strategies and dietary diversity in school meal programs: A Bayesian mindsponge approach (J Hunger & Environmental Nutrition; pdf)

15. Three tragedies that shape human life in age of AI and their antidotes (AI & Society; pdf)

16. Affective Bodily Awareness, Frédérique de Vignemont, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge (2023), p. 75, ebook, ISBN: 9781009209687 (Emotion, Space and Society; pdf)

17. Policy analysis in school meals program: Regulation impacts on in-school food fortification (J Hunger & Environmental Nutrition; pdf)

18. Toward a pluralism of perspectives on AI: a book review of Stephen Cave (ed.), Kanta Dihal (ed.):“Imagining AI: How the World Sees Intelligent Machines” (AI & Society)

19. Beyond trust: how usefulness and immersiveness drive space tourism intentions in high-risk contexts (Current Issues in Tourism; pdf)

20. Assessing the needs of healthcare information for assisting family caregivers in cancer fear management: a mindsponge-based approach (Discover Social Science and Health; pdf)

21. The relationship between concerns of local issues and water conservation behaviors (Sustainable Water Resources Management; pdf)

22. Envelope culture in the healthcare system: Happy poison for the vulnerable (Ethics, Medicine and Public Health; pdf)

23. On the algorithmic unconscious (AI & Society; pdf)

24. Serendipity and inherent non-linear thinking can help address the climate and environmental conundrums (Sustainability: Science, Practice and Policy)

25. Augmented or Obsolete (AI & Society; pdf)

26. Exploring Italian consumers’ willingness to pay for sustainable fashion: The roles of eco-consciousness and vintage preference (Discover Sustainability; pdf)

27. A vision for just and fair transitions toward a carbon-free world (Visions for Sustainability; pdf)

28. Impacts of social influence, social media usage, and classmate connections on Moroccan nursing students’ ICT using intention (Teaching and Learning in Nursing; pdf)

29. Toward a pluralism of perspectives on AI (AI & Society; pdf)

30. Critical remarks on current practices of data article publishing: issues, challenges, and recommendations (Data Science and Informetrics; pdf)

31. From beauty to belief: The aesthetic and diversity values of plants and pets in shaping biodiversity loss belief among Vietnamese urban residents (Humanities and Social Sciences Communications; pdf)

32. How an age-old photo of little chicks can awaken our conscience for biodiversity conservation and nature protection (Visions for Sustainability, pdf)

33. Artificial intelligence and retracted science (AI & Society; pdf)

34. Climate change denial theories, skeptical arguments, and the role of science communication (SN Social Science; pdf)

35. Some discussions on critical information security issues in the artificial intelligence era (AI & Society; pdf)

36. Enterprise’s strategies to improve financial capital under a climate change scenario – evidence of the leading country (npj Climate Action; pdf)

37. Radical climate activism: Motivations, consequences and approaches (Visions for Sustainability; pdf)

38. The overlooked contributors to climate and biodiversity crises: Military operations and wars (Environmental Management; pdf)

39. Improving the market for livestock production households to alleviate food insecurity in the Philippines (Animal Production Science, pdf)

40. Rethinking the effects of performance expectancy and effort expectancy on new technology adoption: Evidence from Moroccan nursing students (Teaching and Learning in Nursing; pdf)

41. Abundance of words versus poverty of mind (AI & Society; pdf)

42. How an age-old photo of little chicks can awaken our conscience for biodiversity conservation and nature protection (Visions for Sustainability; pdf)

43. In search of value: the intricate impacts of benefit perception, knowledge, and emotion about climate change on marine protection support (J Environmental Studies and Sciences; pdf)

44. Five premises to understand human-computer interactions as AI is changing the world (AI & Society; pdf)

45. Weaponization of climate and environment crises (Environmental Science & Policy; pdf)

46. Escape climate apathy by harnessing the power of generative AI (AI & Society; pdf)

47. Kingfisher: Contemplating the connection between nature and humans through science, art, literature, and lived experiences (Pacific Conservation Biology; pdf)

*Note: These refer to both the new title, Wild Wise Weird, and the former, The Kingfisher Story Collection.

Translations:

부기맨 (무서운 귀신) ¤ 터부 물고기 ¤ 완벽한 계획 ¤ タブーの魚 ¤ 最古怪的鱼钩 ¤ USAHA PATUNGAN ¤ L’Héritage familial ¤ 翠鸟的故事之称心如意 ¤ Vận may (original) ¤ 完璧な計画 🎓GS

Amazon Best Sellers Rank in Humanism Philosophy:

#4 (30/3/2025; details) #7 (20/3/2025) #5 (11/3/2025; details) #8 (4/3/2025) #8 (11/2/2025) #6 (7/2/2025) #7 (28/1/2025) #6 (11/1/2025) #7 (19/12/2024) #10 (13/12/2024) #8 (8/12/2024) #9 (6/12/2024) #8 (2/12/2024) #5 (26/11/2024) #9 (2/10/2024)

15 first stories published in Economy & Forecast Review (in Vietnamese)

Truyện kể về chim bói cá: Ngụ ngôn đăng trên 15 số của Tạp chí Kinh tế và Dự báo (Bộ Kế hoạch-Đầu tư), năm 2017-2018.

Bói cá 1: Kế hoạch hoàn hảo (KTDB 5-2017; v50 - n13/s653)

Bói cá 2: Nhẹ gánh, thảnh thơi (KTDB 5-2017; v50 n14/s654)

Bói cá 3: Gia truyền... (KTDB 6-2017; v50, n16/s656)

Bói cá 4: Chim sư (KTDB 6-2017; v50, n17/s657)

Bói cá 5: Dinh cơ (KTDB 2017)

Bói cá 6: Liên doanh (KTDB 7-2017; v50, n20/660)

Bói cá 7: Chim khôi (KTDB 2017)

Bói cá 8: Cái ăn (KTDB 9-2017;v50, n25/s665)

Bói cá 9: Phép tắc (KTDB 2017; v50, n26/s666)

Bói cá 10: Vận may (KTDB 11-2017; v50, n31/s671)

Bói cá 11: Kỳ tích (KTDB 11-2017; v50, n32/s672)

Bói cá 12: Bí mật kinh hoàng (KTDB 12-2017; v50, n34/s674)

Bói cá 13: Toại nguyện (KTDB 2017; v50, n35/s675)

Bói cá 14: Ước mơ (KTDB 1-2018; v51, n1/s677)

Bói cá 15: Bù nhìn (KTDB 2-018; v51 n2/s679)