Title: Interpreting nature : the emerging field of environmental hermeneutics /
Authors: Clingerman, Forrest,; Clingerman, Forrest,
Year: 2014
Subjects: Human ecology Philosophy; Hermeneutics.; Hermeneutics; Human ecology Philosophy
Contents: Environmental hermeneutics deep in the forest / John van Buren -- Morrow's ants: E. O. Wilson and Gadamer's critique of (natural) historicism / Mick Smith -- Layering: body, building, biography / Robert Mugerauer -- Might nature be interpreted as a "saturated phenomenon"? / Christina M. Gschwandtner -- Must environmental philosophy relinquish the concept of nature? A hermeneutic reply to Steven Vogel / W.S.K. Cameron -- Environmental hermeneutics and environmental/eco-psychology: explorations in environmental identity / David Utsler -- Environmental hermeneutics with and for others: Ricoeur's ethics and the ecological self / Nathan M. Bell -- Bodily moods and unhomely environments: the hermeneutics of agoraphobia and the spirit of place / Dylan Trigg -- Narrative and nature: appreciating and understanding the nonhuman world / Brian Treanor -- The question concerning nature / Sean McGrath -- New nature narratives: landscape hermeneutics and environmental ethics / Martin Drenthen -- Memory, imagination, and the hermeneutics of place / Forrest Clingerman -- The betweenness of monuments / Janet Donohoe -- My place in the sun / David Wood -- How hermeneutics might save the life of (environmental) ethics / Paul van Tongeren and Paulien Snellen.