Titlebook: Ontologies of Nature; Continental Perspect Gerard Kuperus,Marjolein Oele Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Anthropocentri

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Naturalism, Estrangement, and Resistance: On the Lived Senses of Nature reveals to us, albeit indirectly, the manner in which nature withdraws from that very experience. As descriptions from Heidegger and Merleau-Ponty suggest, and as developed more recently by Amanda Boetzkes, certain works of art prove especially valuable for revealing a fundamental duplicity of natu

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Precarious Communities: Towards a Phenomenology of Extinctionmans do. In turn, the essay proposes the ethical and political value of life is found in the subject’s ability to form relationships and interact with others and its environment, rather than in a “metaphysical superiority.”.Finally, the essay asks that we recognize the inherent instability on which

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When Washing Rice, Know That the Water Is Your Own Life: An Essay on Dōgen in the Age of Fast Foodth small, often overlooked aspects of our environment, such as food, as the basis for philosophic study—as opposed to top-down philosophy, where theoretical discourse attempts to fit a philosophic model onto the world. The essay then discusses Dōgen’s writings on Zazen—a meditative practice that see

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Given to Bewilderment, Hand to Limbkins meant to link humans to other apes. Expanding on the thought experiment, the chapter encourages us to consider the possibility of holding hands with a tree (and, consequently, to ask what it would mean to see a tree as “handed”). Finally, Sect. . focuses on nonliving things, such as rocks, aski

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0923-9545 continental thinkers who are more critically aware of the dominant anthropocentric and instrumental view of nature, and who provide substantial guidance for a sensible, innovative “ontology of nature” suited f978-3-319-88202-4978-3-319-66236-7Series ISSN 0923-9545 Series E-ISSN 2215-1915