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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"religion and ecology"”.

  1. Religion and ecology : climate change between Christian and Shona religious beliefs and practices

    The biggest single threat to ecology and bio-diversity on planet earth is the human induced climate change. Global climate disruption due to the build-up of carbon dioxide and other gases in the atmosphere is rising. This study therefore assesses some attitudes for coping with climate change as it …

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  2. Desiring Devastated Landscapes: Love After Ecological Collapse

    <p>This dissertation examines arguments within religion and ecology, particularly within the ecospiritual movement and methodology called the new cosmology, that humans should cultivate and sustain emotional relationships with nature by caring for nonhuman others as our evolutionary kin. Focusing …

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  3. Stewardship gardening: multifarious meanings through community, ecology, and food

    … are creating gardens with a variety of visions and results. Ten such gardens were present in Champaign and Urbana, IL in 2010. This phenomenon of faith-based gardening is designated as stewardship gardening within this thesis. While these gardens are recently conspicuous, they are certainly not …

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  4. Antimalarial Afterlives: Medicine for a Planetary Age from Madagascar

    … dissertation investigates the politics of health and medicine in central Madagascar. Focusing on the island’s Covid-19 response, which revolved around the commercialization of “homegrown” pandemic therapeutics, I examine what made rapid development of “Made in Madagascar” medicines possible over …

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