Ecology and Religion: Ecological Spirituality in Cross-Cultural Perspective

By:

Kinsley, David

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey Prentice Hall 1995Description: 248pISBN:

9780131385122

DDC classification:

K625 C81

Contents:

Chapter 1 The Mistassini Cree: Hunting as a Religious Ritual Chapter 2 Australian Aborginal Religion: The Sacralization of the Land Chapter 3 Ainu and Koyukon Religion: Selected Themes Chapter 4 Native American Religion: Ecological Themes Chapter 5 Hinduism: Ecological Themes Chapter 6 Chinese Religious: Ecological Themes Chapter 7 Buddhism: Ecological Themes Chapter 8 Christianity as Ecologically Harmful Chapter 9 Christianity as Ecologically Responsible Chapter 10 Nature Disenchanted: The Modern View of Nature Chapter 11 Ecological Spirituality in Thoreau, Muir, and Leopold Chapter 12 Contemporary Ecotheology Chapter 13 Animal Rights and Ecological Ethics Chapter 14 Deep Ecology: From Anthropocentrism to Biocentrism Chapter 15 Ecoactivism Chapter 16 Ecofeminism: The Exploitation of Nature and Women Chapter 17 Four Ecovisionaries

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Chapter 1 The Mistassini Cree: Hunting as a Religious Ritual
Chapter 2 Australian Aborginal Religion: The Sacralization of the Land
Chapter 3 Ainu and Koyukon Religion: Selected Themes
Chapter 4 Native American Religion: Ecological Themes
Chapter 5 Hinduism: Ecological Themes
Chapter 6 Chinese Religious: Ecological Themes
Chapter 7 Buddhism: Ecological Themes
Chapter 8 Christianity as Ecologically Harmful
Chapter 9 Christianity as Ecologically Responsible
Chapter 10 Nature Disenchanted: The Modern View of Nature
Chapter 11 Ecological Spirituality in Thoreau, Muir, and Leopold
Chapter 12 Contemporary Ecotheology
Chapter 13 Animal Rights and Ecological Ethics
Chapter 14 Deep Ecology: From Anthropocentrism to Biocentrism
Chapter 15 Ecoactivism
Chapter 16 Ecofeminism: The Exploitation of Nature and Women
Chapter 17 Four Ecovisionaries

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