Landscapes of the Heart: Narratives of Nature and Self
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Book Description
What connection do we have to our environment? How is our sense of well-being affected by our relationship with nature? This collection of personal essays takes a refreshing look at how our interaction with the environment--a river, a block of ice, a bolt of lightning, a piece of land--shapes who we are and how we connect with our world. The essayists include writers, environmental activists, and academics in the field of eco-psychology, psychology, law, environmental studies, geography, botany, and English. Each essay relates the personal experiences of a special, natural place--a place cherished or sorely missed.
About the Author
Michael Aleksiuk earned his PhD in zoology at the University of British Columbia, taught human biology as a tenured professor at the University of Manitoba, and then spent several years conducting environmental research and studying human behavior in the industrial sector. He is presently an independent scholar and writer.
Thomas Nelson earned his doctorate in psychology at Michigan State University. In 1964, following a six-year period of research, Nelson accepted a position as Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of Alberta. Now retired as University (Distinguished) Professor at the University of Alberta, Nelson continues to be published in peer journals.
Landscapes of the Heart: Narratives of Nature and Self,Michael Aleksiuk,Thomas Nelson,NeWest Press,1896300626,Aesthetics,Environmental Conservation & Protection - General,Essays,Nature,Nature/Ecology,Philosophy
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