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Nature, Space and the Sacred offers the first investigative mapping of a new and highly significant agenda: the spatial interactions between religion, nature and culture. In this ground-breaking work, different concepts of religion, theology, space and place and their internal relations are discussed in an impressive range of approaches. Weaving together a diversity of perspectives, this book presents an innovative and truly transdisciplinary environmental science. Its broad range offers a rich exchange of insights, methods and theoretical engagements. Preface / S. Bergmann, P. M. Scott, M. Jansdotter Samuelsson, and H. Bedford-Strohm Nature, space and the sacred / Sigurd Bergmann Earthing the sacred Transforming the theological climate in response to climate change : Jesus and the mystery of giving / Anna Primavesi The whole household of God : the use of the oikos metaphor in the built and non-built environment / Ernst M. Conradie Interpreting heaven and earth : the theological construction of nature, place, and the built environment / Forrest Clingerman Ethics in natural and built space Atmospheric space, climate change, and the communion of saints / Michael Northcott Biodiversity and Christian ethics : a critical discussion / Anders Melin The master of the universe or the humble servant / Björn Vikström The proper praise for an architecture of the improper Joseph Beuys : building with butter / Annette Homann Ideal landscapes : landscape design between beauty and meaning / Carola Wingren Altars of the dead / anna Petersson Nature as entanglement The wedge and the knot : hammering and stitching the face of nature / Tim Ingold Knowing natural spaces : reinterpreting deep ecology as phenomenology / Kingsley Goodwin Seeking transformation in a consumer world : can we achieve a unity of ends and means? / Anna Duhon and Lisa Jokivirta Restoring or restorying nature? / Glenn Deliège Sacred geographies Indigenous, embodied knowing : a study in crow/apsaalooke space, nature and the sacred / John Grim Natural sacred places in landscape : an Eestonian model / Marju Torp Kõivupuu Domestic order and its feral threat: the intellectual heritage of the neolithic landscape / T.R. Kover Sacred sites in kyrgyzstan: spiritual mission, health and pilgrimage / Gulnara Aitpaeva Keeping the sacred secret : voices at sacred sites in kyrgyzstan / Zemfira Inogamova E. turning to the east Touching the depths of things : cultivating nature in the thought of wang yangming/ mary evelyn tucker Stone and sacred space in china and japan: implications for our treatment of the earth / Graham Parkes The way forward : shinto and a 21st century japanese ecological attitude / Daniel M.P. Shaw. Cover Half Title Title Copyright Contents List of Illustrations Preface List of Contributors 1 Editorial 2 Nature, Space and the Sacred: Introductory Remarks PART A EARTHING THE SACRED 3 Transforming the Theological Climate in Response to Climate Change: Jesus and the Mystery of Giving 4 The Whole Household of God: The Use of the Oikos Metaphor in the Built and the Non-Built Environment 5 Interpreting Heaven and Earth: The Theological Construction of Nature, Place, and the Built Environment PART B ETHICS IN NATURAL AND BUILT SPACE 6 Atmospheric Space, Climate Change and the Communion of Saints 7 Biodiversity and Christian Ethics: A Critical Discussion 8 Master of the Universe or the Humble Servant: How the Concept of Sustainable Development is Affecting Our Understanding of Humanity and Nature 9 The Proper Praise for an Architecture of the Improper – Joseph Beuys: Building with Butter 10 Ideal Landscapes – Landscape Design Between Beauty and Meaning 11 The Altar of the Dead: A Temporal Space for Memory and Meaning in the Contemporary Urban Landscape PART C NATURE AS ENTANGLEMENT 12 The Wedge and the Knot: Hammering and Stitching the Face of Nature 13 Knowing Natural Spaces: Reinterpreting Deep Ecology as Phenomenology 14 Seeking Transformation in a Consumer World: Can We Achieve a Unity of Ends and Means? 15 Restoring or Restorying Nature? PART D SACRED GEOGRAPHIES 16 Indigenous Embodied Knowing: A Study in Crow/Apsaalooke Space, Nature, and the Sacred 17 Natural Sacred Places in Landscape: An Estonian Model 18 The Domestic Order and its Feral Threat: The Intellectual Heritage of the Neolithic Landscape 19 Sacred Sites in Kyrgyzstan: Spiritual Mission, Health and Pilgrimage 20 Keeping the Sacred Secret: Pilgrims' Voices at Sacred Sites in Kyrgyzstan PART E TURNING TO THE EAST 21 Touching the Depths of Things: Cultivating Nature in the Thought of Wang Yangming 22 Stone and Sacred Space in China and Japan: Implications for our Treatment of the Earth 23 The Way Forward? Shinto and a Twenty-First Century Japanese Ecological Attitude Index Earthing The Sacred -- Ethics In Natural And Built Space -- Nature As Entanglement -- Sacred Geographies -- Turning To The East. Edited By S. Bergmann ... [et Al.]. Papers Presented From The European Forum For The Study Of Religion And The Environment's Inaugural Conference Held At The University Of Bamberg, 24-26 May 2007. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.