Oriented by the seemingly simple example of a woodland pond, Ally draws together insights from existential philosophy, scientific ecology to articulate a strong sense of human belonging in the living Earth community, and a binding imperative of participation in the struggle to preserve a habitable planet.
Oriented by the seemingly simple example of a woodland pond, Ally draws together insights from existential philosophy, scientific ecology to articulate a strong sense of human belonging in the living Earth community, and a binding imperative of participation in the struggle to preserve a habitable planet.
Prelude - Many Ways to Wonder confessions of a lifelong pond watcher PART I - ENVIRONMENTALISM AND HUMANISM SHIPS PASSING IN THE LIGHT Chapter 1 - Toward an Existential Ecology water, water, everywhere Chapter 2 - Bringing Sartre to the Biosphere the truth of a pond PART II - NATURE AND CULTURE WHAT CAN WE KNOW ABOUT A POND? 1st Interval - On Method and Substance phenomenology Chapter 3 - A Phenomenological Exploration to the pond itself 2nd Interval - On Method and Substance dialectics Chapter 4 - A Dialectical Investigation everything is in this pond PART III - FACT AND VALUE ONE POND, RIGHT OR WRONG Chapter 5 - Order and Autonomy in Nature and History what ponds do 3rd Interval - On Method and Substance praxis Chapter 6 - From Integral Humanity to Participatory Belonging wet feet and a helping hand PART IV - REALITY AND IMAGINATION PONDS ON EARTH AND OTHER WORLDS Chapter 7 - A Global Crisis in Planetary Perspective stirring up a sea of troubles 4th Interval - On Method and Substance imagination Chapter 8 - Intimations of a New Socioecological Imaginary eddies, bubbles, and ripples PART V - EARTH AND WORLD FROM HABITABILITY TO LIVEABILITY Chapter 9 - To the Far Side of Anthropocentrism safely through the straits 5th Interval - On Method and Substance ecology Chapter 10 - On the Near Side of Ecocentrism running waters, deeper still Coda - Bringing Earth and world together again sketch of an existential ecology
Prelude - Many Ways to Wonder confessions of a lifelong pond watcher PART I - ENVIRONMENTALISM AND HUMANISM SHIPS PASSING IN THE LIGHT Chapter 1 - Toward an Existential Ecology water, water, everywhere Chapter 2 - Bringing Sartre to the Biosphere the truth of a pond PART II - NATURE AND CULTURE WHAT CAN WE KNOW ABOUT A POND? 1st Interval - On Method and Substance phenomenology Chapter 3 - A Phenomenological Exploration to the pond itself 2nd Interval - On Method and Substance dialectics Chapter 4 - A Dialectical Investigation everything is in this pond PART III - FACT AND VALUE ONE POND, RIGHT OR WRONG Chapter 5 - Order and Autonomy in Nature and History what ponds do 3rd Interval - On Method and Substance praxis Chapter 6 - From Integral Humanity to Participatory Belonging wet feet and a helping hand PART IV - REALITY AND IMAGINATION PONDS ON EARTH AND OTHER WORLDS Chapter 7 - A Global Crisis in Planetary Perspective stirring up a sea of troubles 4th Interval - On Method and Substance imagination Chapter 8 - Intimations of a New Socioecological Imaginary eddies, bubbles, and ripples PART V - EARTH AND WORLD FROM HABITABILITY TO LIVEABILITY Chapter 9 - To the Far Side of Anthropocentrism safely through the straits 5th Interval - On Method and Substance ecology Chapter 10 - On the Near Side of Ecocentrism running waters, deeper still Coda - Bringing Earth and world together again sketch of an existential ecology
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