Placing nature on the borders of religion, philosophy and ethics
By: edited by Forrest Clingerman and Mark H. Dixon
Series: Transcending boundaries in philosophy and theology; Transcending boundaries in philosophy and theology
Publisher: Ashgate; Routledge
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Farnham, Surrey; Burlington, VT
Language: eng
Number of pages: 224
ISBN-13: 9781409420446; 9781409420453
Subjects: Ecology; Philosophy; Religious aspects
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: On the spiritual understanding of nature / Páll Skúlason; title: Part 1. Restoring place and meaning. Restoration in space and place / William R. Jordan III; title: Shame, ritual and beauty : technologies of encountering the other : past, present and future / Todd LeVasseur; title: Recreating [in] Eden : ethical issues in restoration in wilderness / Daniel T. Spencer; title: Re-creation : phenomenology and guerrilla gardening / Mélanie Walton; title: Eschatology of environmental bliss in Romans 8:18-22 and the imperative of present environmental sustainability from a Nigerian perspective / Sampson M. Nwaomah; title: Resurrecting spirit : Dresden's Frauenkirche and the Bamiyan Buddhas / James Janowski; title: Chanting the birds home : restoring the spirit, restoring the land / A. James Wohlpart; title: Part 2. Recreating place, reconnecting with others. Reading ourselves through the land : landscape hermeneutics and ethics of place / Martin Drenthen; title: Who am I, who are these people, and what is this place? : a hermeneutic account of the self, others, and environments / David Utsler; title: Concern for creation : a religious response to ecological conservation / David C. McDuffie; title: Recreate, relate, decenter : environmental ethics and domestic animals / Anna L. Peterson; title: Replacing animal rights and liberation theories / Jonathan Parker; title: Re-placing the doctrine of the Trinity : horizons, violence, and postmodern Christian thought / Sarah Morice-Brubaker; title: In the beginning and in the end / H. Peter Steeves.