1st Edition
Key Thinkers in Religion and Environment Theoretical Foundations
1. Edward B. Tylor (Anthropology): “From Human Phantoms to Animal Persons” 2. Emile Durkheim (Sociology): “Religion Is the Social Glue that Holds Society Together” 3. Mircea Eliade (Study of Religions): “Religion Is Real, Place-based, and Irreducible” 4. Rosemary Radford Ruether (Ecofeminist Theology): “God Looks Sexist When Viewed Through His/Stories” 5. Vine Deloria (Native American Religions and Law): “Sacred Geographies of American Indians: Negotiations and Networks” 6. Carolyn Merchant (Environmental History): “The Death of Nature and an Ethic of Care” 7. Wangari Maathai (Arboriculture): “Becoming a Hummingbird” 8. J. Baird Callicott (Environmental Philosophy): “From the Green Fire to Worldview Remediation” 9. Vandana Shiva (Physics, Agroecology): “Stolen Seeds, Simple Needs” 10. Jane Goodall (Biologist, UN Ambassador of Peace): “Morality Untamed”
Biography
Lucas F. Johnston is Associate Professor of Religion and Environment at Wake Forest University, USA.
