Buddhist Environmental Ethics

Buddhist Environmental EthicsBrings Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, contemplative practice, and contemporary environmental ethics together to present a novel way of approaching the pressing issues facing our more than human world. In Buddhist Environmental Ethics, Colin H. Simonds presents a compelling case for using a contemplative register to approach some of our most pressing issues surrounding climate change, ecological collapse, and the exploitation of nonhuman animals. Simonds

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It does so by providing a new theory of theatre ecology that is clearly written and rigorously developed

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Illustrates how to attain and integrate knowledge from the science of self-care with other nursing theories

where previously they were understood reductively as women’s medicine

making it both accessible and contemporary

From neuroplasticity to health theories

Salwa Bakr takes a wry and cynical look at how women from widely differing backgrounds

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Drawing on unprecedented access to the artist's archives

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