This volume presents a treatise on trees and how they relate to the human spirit. Through its in-depth discussion of the meaning of trees, a need for a shift in thinking becomes clear. Historically, people in dominant cultures have viewed trees as resources to be used and forests as obstacles to such endeavors as farming and ranching. This publication presents a different view of trees and forests, one calling for a shift from domination and irreverence to respect and care-even kinship.
While the text includes a discussion about some of the amazing characteristics of trees, the primary focus here is on the philosophical meaning of, and emotional connections with, trees. Its integration of disciplines and the recognition of different ways of knowing will make this book appealing to a wide variety of readers.
| ISBN: | 9781527522749 |
| Publication date: | 1st February 2019 |
| Author: | Ruth Wilson |
| Publisher: | Cambridge Scholars Publishing |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 155 pages |
| Genres: |
Sociology Ecological science, the Biosphere Climate change |
This volume presents a treatise on trees and how they relate to the human spirit. Through its in-depth discussion of the meaning of trees, a need for a shift in thinking becomes clear.
Trees and the Human Spirit features in the following genres: Sociology, Ecological science, the Biosphere, Climate change
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Trees and the Human Spirit was written by Ruth Wilson and published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing
Trees and the Human Spirit has 155 pages