Beyond NATO?

Lyon, Peyton V.

doi:10.2307/40201196

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“…There were options. 29 Traditional metaphysics places divinity above humanity, and humanity, by virtue of intellect, above the rest of nature. When the transcendentals were in effect transferred from the mind of God to the mind of the human, the hierarchy remained, but without its divine component.…”

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Post-secular Nature and the New Nature Writing

Hampton

2018

Christianity & Literature

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With the turn of the twenty-first century, a group of writers began rehabilitating British nature writing and the voice of the individual interacting with it, producing what has become collectively known as the new nature writing. This examination considers how this literature represents a post-secular re-conceptualization of our relationship to nature. The new nature writing challenges a key element of the secular social imaginary, namely the subject-centered, immanence-bound, disenchanted representation of nature, which sets the self over and above nature, destabilizing existing dichotomies, and generating a multiplicity of hybridized possibilities that re-conceptualize our relationship to nature.

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Section: Ontologymentioning

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Post-secular Nature and the New Nature Writing

Hampton

2018

Christianity & Literature

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