Animate Earth: Science, Intuition and Gaia: 1 (Berlin Technologie Hub Eco pack)

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Stephan puts forward a radical approach to the ecological crisis by arguing that many of the problems we now face stem from having lost our intuitive relationship with nature. Read more about the condition New: A new, unread, unused book in perfect condition with no missing or damaged pages. In time, through puppetry performance, the it of biomedicine transformed to the you of living relation, a being with. However Animate Earth is hard-Gaian in that it presents the Earth and its living processes through metaphor, in a way that brings us, viscerally, closer to the Earth, and living processes.

Marina ‘Heron’ Tsaplina is a Russian-born, NYC-based eco-artist and disability culture activist who forms participatory poetic enchantments through puppetry performance, site-specific installations and, upon occasion, writing. A brave book which may upset people from both sides of the divide he seeks to bridge - which makes it all the more essential reading for those seeking to respond to the challenges of our times. This wonderful book would’ve got four stars but for its one omission which would have been to include veganism as part of a Gaian harmony. Subjugate living nature as dead nature has been subjected” spoke the father of physiology, Claude Bernard, in 1878. You may be surprised to hear how the art of puppetry animation is a practice of deep imaginative embodied listening.Written by ecologist Stephan Harding, Animate Earth argues that we need to establish the right relationship with the planet as a living entity in which we are indissolubly embedded - and to which we are all accountable. Special Thank You To: Annabell Allen-Cummings, Elizabeth Axel, Rick Bass, JK Canepa, Brian Christianson, Jonathon Epstein, CMarie Fuhrman, J. A deep sense of obligation to the disability community, and to the forest, pulled me forward in this final stretch, my love Miguel by my side.

A documentary film written and presented by Dr Stephan Harding, renowned ecologist and colleague of James Lovelock.This is the only proof I need that the unbraiding of names and evaluations, of knowledge systems that enact great harm, is occurring.