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Anima-tion at Little Gidding: Thoughtful Inconsistency as Ecological Ethos in an Early Modern Bible “furniture” of God through metempsychosis, and for symbolic embodiment. Both are desires for altered ontology. One is the desire to be patently (instead of mysteriously) functional within the world; the other, to be an emblem, to represent transcendental truth materially. Both articulate the kind of

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An Ecocritical Evaluation of Book XI of the Florentine Codexe have begun to witness firsthand some of the effects of rapid ecological change and destruction and realize that the destruction of the habit of nonhuman creatures is directly tied to the destruction of our own way of life. Nonetheless issues of environment and environmental degradation were more p

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Meditation on the Creatures: Ecoliterary Uses of an Ancient Traditione. The spirituality of premodern Christians, centered as it was on self-reform and the fate of human souls, rarely showed concern with what qualifies today as “environmental reform.” Yet neither should this spirituality be dismissed as wholly anthropocentric. Without conceiving a distinct domain of

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The Pomology of Eden: Apple Culture and Early New England Poetryture. As one thousand men, women, and children disembarked down the gangplanks or heaved themselves out of small shallops at Salem Harbor, they stepped into a new home where the sense of possibility was commingled with dread. Ten years earlier, pilgrims arriving at Plymouth in the midst of winter ha