Ecopsychology and phenomenology

An introduction

Fernando Castrillón

1-8

Intimacy, otherness, and alienation

the intertwining of nature and consciousness

Kaisa Puhakka

11-26

Mountain reflections

reverence for the consciousness of nature

Ian-Michael Hebert

27-46

Diamond in the rough

an exploration of aliveness and transformation in wilderness

John Davis

47-63

Intimate responsivity as essence-calling-path-fruition

eco(psycho)logical ethics via zen buddhist phenomenology

Will W. Adams

65-87

The naturalist's presence

notes toward a relational phenomenology of attention and meaning

Trileigh Tucker

89-107

Nomadic dimensions of education with the earth-in-mind

Laura H. Mitchell

109-126

A phenomenology of intimate relating and identification with the whole (and the tale of the woefully misguided aspirations of the common land barnacle)

Jeff Beyer

127-140

The who of environmental ethics

phenomenology and the moral self

Charles S. BROWN

143-158

Elemental imagination

deconstructive phenomenology and the sense of environmental ethics

Sam Mickey

159-175

Geologic soul

an ethic of underworld force

Matthew Cochran

177-193

Climate chaos, ecopsychology, and the maturing human being

Jeff Beyer

195-207

Apocalyptic imagination and the silence of the elements

Ted Toadvine

211-221

Eros of erosion

the shaping of an archetypal geology

Matthew Cochran

223-236

The invisibility of nature

garbage, play forts, and the deterritorialization of urban nature spaces

Eva-Maria Simms

237-250

Lorecasting the weather

unhumanizing phenomenology for decoding the language of earth

Craig Chalquist

251-259