Deep Philosophy, Deep Ecology 

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Contents:

Delphic Ecology – Tim Addey

The Ibis Omen – Etain Addey

Brotherhood as the Relation between Man and Nature: a comparison between St. Francis of Assisi & the Spiritual Wheel -Valeria Zanon

Plato’s Conscious Universe and the Unity of Things – Stuart Dunbar

The Intelligible Intricacy of the Natural World – Ann van Ryn

An Ecstatic Naturalist Approach to the Anthropocene – Marilynn Lawrence

Navigating the Anthropocene: Insights from the Wisdom of the Corpus Hermeticum – Sally Jeanrenaud & Jean-Paul Jeanrenaud

How Lockean Influence May Contribute to an Ecological Ethos – Paul Fagan

Thinking Ecologically: a post-Enlightenment perspective – Eccy de Jonge

Returning to Wonder – Mary-Ann Crumplin

Do the Deepest Roots of a Future Ecological Civilization Lie in Chinese Soil? – Freya Mathews

The Relation of Crisis to Constant Order – Robert Bolton

Graveyard, incubator or something much stranger? Blind World or Multiworlds versus Deep Ecology and Neoplatonism – Kevin Corrigan