Daoism and Ecology: Ways within a Cosmic Landscape (Religions of the World and Ecology)
by Lisa Raphals, Eugene N. Anderson, Ursula K. Le Guin, James Miller, Roger T. Ames, N. J. Girardot, Xiaogan Liu, Joanne D. Birdwhistell, Robert Ford Campany, Vincent F. Chu, Edward Davis, Stephen L. Field, Russell B. Goodman, Thomas H. Hahn, David L. Hall, Jonathan R. Herman, Russell Kirkland, Terry F. Kleeman, Livia Kohn, Michael Lafargue, Chi-Tim Lai, Yuanguo Li, Ming Liu, Weidong Lu, Jeffrey F. Meyer, Rene Navarro, Jordan Paper, Kristofer Schipper, Daniel Seitz, Linda Varone, Richard G. Wang, Jiyu Zhang
Daoism and Ecology examines connections between Daoist perspectives and ecological concerns within a cosmic landscape. This multidisciplinary volume, part of the Religions of the World and Ecology series, gathers contributions from an extensive group of scholars and writers for readers interested in religion, philosophy, and environmental thought.
About This Book
Daoism and Ecology explores the relationship between Daoist thought and the natural world, as suggested by its subtitle, Ways within a Cosmic Landscape.
Published as part of the Religions of the World and Ecology series, the volume places ecological questions within a broader religious and philosophical context.
The book brings together contributions from a wide range of authors, including scholars of Daoism, religion, philosophy, history, and related fields.
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