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| In Memoriam | ||
| Preface | ||
| Keeping It Together: Holistic Reflections From A "Natural Analyst" | 3 | |
| The Earth Is Not Our Mother: Ecological Responsibility and Feminist Theory | 23 | |
| The Wreck Of The Braer | 51 | |
| Experience As Reality: The Ecological Metaphysics Of William James | 67 | |
| An Outline Of A Theology Of Difference | 91 | |
| Ecological Reverence: Or, Religion Rediscovering Reality | 103 | |
| Grounding The Notion of Ecological Responsibility: Peircian Perspectives | 119 | |
| The Practice Of Natural Piety As A Spiritual Discipline | 143 | |
| Charles S. Peirce's Contribution To Cosmology And Religion | 159 | |
| A Contextualistic View of Experience and Ecological Responsibility | 173 | |
| Demythologizing Eschatological Environmentalism | 189 | |
| The Paradox of Power: An Ecofeminist Reflection Upon Diversity And Value | 207 | |
| Personalism And A Holistic Environmental Ethics | 225 | |
| The Eco-Religious Case for Naturalistic Pantheism | 235 | |
| Meland's Mystical Naturalism And Ecological Responsibility | 257 | |
| Caring For The Web Of Life: Towards A Public Ecotheology | 277 | |
| Faith, Ecology, And The Demands Of Social Justice: On Shattering The Boundaries Of Moral Community | 287 | |
| Religious Naturalism In Defense Of Democracy | 317 | |
| Problems of Value In A Valuational Theism | 337 | |
| Rationality, Psychopathology, And Religious Experience | 359 | |
| The Embodiment Of The Chicago School: Meland's Fifty Years Of Religious Inquiry | 377 | |
| Naturalism, Contingency, And The Dreams Of Eden: A Meditation For Hiroshima Day | 401 | |
| Don Cupitt's Postmodernist Ethics | 431 | |
| Biophilic Intuition And Intersubjectivity: The Relational Roots Of The Moral Self | 451 | |
| Nature, Sentiment, and Social Progress: William J. Potter, 1829-1893 | 471 | |
| Public Expressions Of Religion: The Shadow Of Birkenau | 489 | |
| A Post-Hegelian Christian Philosophical Theology | 505 | |
| Wholeness And Evil | 527 | |
| The Impact Of Women's Experience on Empirical Theology | 545 | |
| Beyond Postmodern: Don Cupitt's Theology Of Expressionism | 559 | |
| Don Cupitt: Theology and Feminism | 583 | |
| George H. Mead and William H. Bernhardt: Unexpected Cohorts In Things Religious | 605 | |
| Leslie Stephen, Evangelical Agnostic | 625 | |
| About the Authors | 645 |
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Shane Caporaso
reviewed Religious experience and ecological responsibility on January 05, 2019
Religious experience and ecological responsibility
This is kind of a weak four stars. It's surprising that there have not been more biographies written on the eventful life if Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Haywood writes a rather admiring version, which is helpful in explaining what the powerful politician meant to his constituents in Harlem. It is a remarkable, colorful story of a larger than life figure. Powell was vilified in his later career, including an ouster from the House of Representatives which flew in the face of his overwhelming election victory. (He was reinstated by means of a Supreme Court decision). The negative publicity overshadowed his remarkable accomplishments on behalf of his people. It's a story of power, greed, threats, deals, race, sex and money and a figure of outsized charisma.
Haygood's story could benefit from tighter editing. For example, he writes that the Fifteenth Amendment gave the vote to black men and women. Women of any race were not enfranchised for decades to come. He does not address where the money financing his international high lifestyle came from. The complex cast of characters in New York politics could have been identified more carefully.
Nevertheless, it is quite a story and a life worth recounting. Powell was the grandson of a slave, and he rose to be the most powerful African American of his time. I do not think that this will be the definitive biography.
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