A pioneering work exploring the implications for politics, ethics, and praxis. A pioneering work exploring the implica
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Table of contents :
Cover
Contents
Figures
Acknowledgments
Prologue: She Was Bereft
Introduction: To Mourn beyond the Human
1 Mourning the Loss of Wild Soundscapes: A Rationale for Context When Experiencing Natural Sound
2 Environmental Mourning and the Religious Imagination
3 Mourning Ourselves and/as Our Relatives: Environment as Kinship
4 In the Absence of Sparrows
5 Where Have All the Boronia Gone? A Posthumanist Model of Environmental Mourning
6 Losing My Place: Landscapes of Depression
7 Climate Change as the Work of Mourning
8 Auguries of Elegy: The Art and Ethics of Ecological Grieving
9 Making Loss the Centre: Podcasting Our Environmental Grief
10 Emotional Solidarity: Ecological Emotional Outlaws Mourning Environmental Loss and Empowering Positive Change
11 Solastalgia and the New Mourning
Epilogue: The Wild Creatures
Contributors
Index
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