Table of Contents
Editorial
| Editorial Volume 26(1) | |
| Michael T. Caley | 1-2 |
Narratives
| Gaia for Guys | |
| Jeffrey Alan Lockwood | 3-10 |
| Reflections on Humans, Nature and Education | |
| Jorge Conesa-Servilla | 11-34 |
| Reflections on Humans, Nature and Education | |
| Jorge Conesa-Servilla | 35-47 |
| Letters From Sun Dew to Zhoujun | |
| ros marin | 48-63 |
| Letters From Sun Dew | |
| ros marin | 64-98 |
Articles
| Exploration of the Eco-City——An Eco-critical Reading of An Era without Soil | |
| Jingbi Shi | 99-116 |
| A Critical Appreciation of Ken Wilber’s Critique of Eco-Holism | |
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Poetry
| traveling: across through down in(words | |
| daniela bouneva elza | 117-130 |
Book Reviews
| Book Review: Eugene Halton's The Great Brain Suck and Other American Epiphanies | |
| Jorge Conesa-Sevilla | 131-134 |
| No Center Stripe | |
| Michael T. Caley | 135-136 |
| If a World Could Speak | |
| Eric Alexander | 137-139 |
| Review of "The Moral Fool: A case for amorality" Hans-Georg Moeller. 2009. Columbia U. Press | |
| Michael T. Caley | 140-143 |
| Review of For Love of Matter: A Contemporary Panpsychism by Freya Mathews, SUNY Press, 2003, 213 pp., reviewed by Glen Cosby | |
| Glen Cosby | 144-154 |
| Review/Essay on Integral Ecology: Uniting Multiple Perspectives on | |
| Mark A. Schroll | 155-173 |
| A Paradigmatic Review of Integral Ecology | |
| Katherine MacDowell | 174-188 |
Essays
| A Critical Appreciation of Ken Wilber's Critique of Eco-Holism | |
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