Titlebook: Ecopsychology, Phenomenology, and the Environment; The Experience of Na Douglas A. Vakoch,Fernando Castrillón Book 2014 Springer Science+Bu

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Elemental Imagination: Deconstructive Phenomenology and the Sense of Environmental Ethicseorists who practice deconstructive phenomenology, of which this chapter draws on three: Jean-Luc Nancy, who expresses a philosophy of the sense of the world, John Sallis, who develops a monstrous account of the force of imagination, and David Wood, who coined the phrase deconstructive phenomenology

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Climate Chaos, Ecopsychology, and the Maturing Human Beingllenge? And why is our relationship with nature so difficult to question, so easy for us to be in denial about? It is argued that we move toward greater levels of psychological health, maturity, and wisdom by relating with nature in a more ecocentric (rather than anthropocentric) way. Ecocentric rel

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-8245-3uding human nature, and, most importantly, direct encounter with the natural world. The Four Shields model suggests four aspects of human nature (body, heart, mind, and spirit) and a number of capacities associated with each (e.g., instinctual vitality, self-reflection and wounding, rationality and

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