Index for Arts, Religion, and the Environment
Note: Page numbers in italics indicate figures. Page numbers followed by n and a number indicate footnotes.
abiotic/biotic life 72 –74 73
Aboriginal art 30 –33 31
,
32
Abraham, and Promised Land 22
abstraction, of nature 195 –96
Acconci, Vito 169n1
Addington, Michelle 57 –58
Adorno, Theodor 67
aesthetics
aesth/ethics as term 2
,
199 –200
aesthetic experience 2
,
122 –23 155 –57
as concept 149 –153
of engagement 2
,
191 198
environmental 196 –99
functional 153
,
162 –63
and imagination 153 –56
participatory 88
philosophical 150n2, 151n3, 163
,
192
of place 191 –92
of urban nature 150
,
157 –64 158
,
159
,
161
Åhlberg, Lars-Olof 151
,
157
Am Beàrn Eadar Na Craobhan… – The Space Between the Trees… 144 –46 146
Andre, Carl 173n3
,
183
anthropology
as art of inquiry 102 –4 109 –13
and curiosity 111 –13
ecological 104 –6 111
methodology 100 –102
and mycology 98 –99 108
and relational thinking 100 –101 106 –9 111
Anti-Image 49 –52 50
,
51
apophatic theology 68 –69
architecture
and anthropology 109
,
110
of gardens 150
,
157 –64 158
,
159
,
161
water incorporated in 86 –88 87
Aristotle 35
,
65 –66
Arnaud, Noel 20
art/artworks
Aboriginal 30 –33 31
,
32
as alternative model for technology 28 –29
and art of inquiry 102 –4 109 –13
compression of past for future in 18 –20 21 –22 24
,
30
as connecting force 1 –2
as critical places 20 –24 187
earth-body/body-mirror 169 –78 172
,
173
,
179 –81 182 –84
and empathy 25 –26 94 –95
and integral theory 28 –29
intentional properties of 156
and miniaturized environments 205–8 206
,
207
,
209
and prepositional knowing 25 –29
as religion 22
,
30
Silueta series 169
,
170
,
171 –78 180
,
181 –83
and sustainability 36 –37 91 –94
Sylva Caledonia exhibition 142 –46 143
,
144
,
145
,
146
,
204 –5
theological thinking in 22
,
33
,
209 –10
transdisciplinary 53 –57 85 –86 88 –94 122
,
140
,
169
weather depicted in 38
,
38 –41 40 aesthetics
Art without an Object but with Impact (Kunst ohne Werk aber mit Wirkung; Steinmann) 27
,
86 –92 87
,
89
,
90
,
91
,
92
,
203 –4
atmosphere
depicted in art 38
,
38 –41 40
experimentation on 53 –58 54
,
55
as foreground in worldview 44 –46
observation of 49 –53 50
,
51
transformation of 46 –49 47
,
48
Augustine of Hippo 202n5
awareness. see perception
Bachelard, Gaston 193
Barad, Karen 110n8
Bauman, Whitney
chapter by 61 –83
comments on 7 –8
difficult 156 –57
and erotic desire 22
free 155 –56
functional 153
,
162
and naturalistic worldview 62 –63 64
,
67
,
71
,
77 –78
Becker, Christian U. 202
Beheimatung (making-oneself-at-home) 21
,
25
Bergmann, Sigurd
on aesthetics 197
on amnesia of place 194
chapters 1 –13 17 –42
comments on 5 –6 188
Berleant, Arnold 2
,
192
,
193
Best, Susan 174
Beuys, Joseph 25
biotic/abiotic life 72 –74 73
Black Wood of Rannoch
community interaction with 120 –22
context for research in 118 –19
contrariety in 125 –26 129
degrees of difference in 133
,
134
,
135
descriptive overview 119 –20
and feeling of oneness 136 –37
and Gaelic names 137 –42 138
history of 131
and impression 122 –23
resemblance in 124
,
124 –25 125
,
126
,
127
,
128
space and time in 126 –30 129
,
130
Sylva Caledonia exhibition 142 –46 143
,
144
,
145
,
146
,
204 –5
wild identity of 132 –33 134 –35
Bloes, Richard 180
body-mirror/earth-body art 169 –78 172
,
173
,
179 –81 182 –84
Böhme, Gernot 44 –45
Bollnow, Otto 193
Bourgeois, Louise 179
Brady, Emily 191
Breadalbane 138
,
138 –42
Breder, Hans
biographical sketch 168 –70
interview with 178 –184
works of 170
,
171
,
172
,
173
,
175 –78
Breidbach, Olaf 4
Bruno, Giordano 68 –69
Burton, Scott 169n1
Caledonian Forest 119 120 –21n4 133
Callicott, Baird 80
Caora – Sheep 142 –43 145
Capture #9 (Euclide) 206 –7 208
Carlson, Allen 153
Casey, Edward S. 154 –55
children, as producers 107 –8
climate and weather
and climate engineering 53 –54
depicted in art 38
,
38 –41 40
and integral theory 29
understanding 33 –37 atmosphere
Clingerman, Forrest
chapters by 1 1 –13 186 –212
comments on 12
on liminality 176
Cloud Machine 46 –49 47
,
48
Cohen, Margaret 45
Coille Dubh Rainich – The Black Wood of Rannoch 142
,
144
Collins, Tim
chapter by 117 –48
comments on 9 –10 204 –5
Comh-Chomhairle Bràghad Albainn – The Breadalbane Deliberation 138 –42 143
commodification 25 –26 28 –29 46
,
111 –12 180
compassion. see empathy
connection/interconnectivity
atmospheric 44 –45 51
,
53
between culture and nature 203
embeddedness 24 –28 34
,
99 –100 175 –77 191 –99
and integral theory 29
between people and organisms 105 –9
between people and places 195 –96 197 –98
and relational thinking 100 –101 106 –9
and ‘third space’ of relationality 66 –67 80 –81
and transdisciplinary work 4 –5 53 –57 85 –86 88 –94 122
,
140
,
169
and transnational cooperation 93
Constructivism 181
contrariety 125 –26
control, of atmosphere 51 –53 56
Copernicus, Nicolaus 68 –69
Creator. see God/Creator
crisis of meaning. see environmental amnesia
critical places 20 –24 188
Crutzen, Paul 54
culture
aesthetic 150
and evolution 107 –8
of human interaction 189 –90
importance of promotion of 92 –95
and linguistic suppression 138
and natural environment 143
,
146
and practical reason 104 –5
reflected in art 30 –33 168
,
174 –75 183
and transcultural exchange 33
as triangular movement 27 –28 aesthetics; art/artworks
Dalton, Anne Marie 200
Darwin, Charles 66
,
75
Dasein (there being) 179
Daston, Lorraine 70 –71
data, and scientific methodology 100 –102
deer, in Scottish forests 130
,
131
,
141
,
142 –43
Deleuze, Gilles 75
design anthropology 110
Dovey, Kim 196 –97
Drenthen, Martin 190
,
198
dualism (religious worldview) 64
,
67
,
68
dwelling, in places. see embeddedness/embodiment/emplacement
earth-body/body-mirror art 169 –78 172
,
173
,
179 –81 182 –84
Ebenreck, Sara 199
ecology
awareness of issues in 93 –94
cultural and anthropological 104 –9 111
in naturalistic worldview 62
,
70
,
77
reflected in language 139 –42
Eliade, Mircea 176 177 –78
Elwell, J. Sage
chapter by 166 –85
comments on 11 –12
embeddedness/embodiment/emplacement 24 –28 34
,
99 –100 175 –77 190 –98
emergence 74
empathy
and empathic experience 123
,
136 –37 142
fostered by art 21
,
25 –26 94 –95
and weather 36
,
39
,
51
,
53
enframement 65
,
67
Engadin Valley, Switzerland 87
,
88
Engel, C.L. 157
environment. see nature and environment
environmental amnesia
as aesthetic problem 196 –200
causes of 193 –6
and ethical imagination 199 –202
as hermeneutical problem 188 –93
reimagining place through art 202 –9 206
,
207
,
209
environmental art. see art/artworks
eroticism, in art 22
ethics
and aesth/ethics as term 2
and artistic intervention 85 –86 88
,
91 –94
of imagination 199 –202
of responsibility 175 –76 177
,
192 environmental amnesia
ethnography 103
Euclide, Gregory 205 –8 206
,
207
,
209
eugenics 70
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78
everyday aesthetics 151n3
,
163
evolution
and distinct species 66
,
75
and evolutionary psychology 107 –8
of humans 77 –78
and origins of life 71 –74
progression in 74 –75
and relational thinking 106 –9
and religion 67
,
69 –70
and transitional forms of nature 74 –77
experience, aesthetic 2
,
122 –23 155 –57
feeling of oneness 136 –37
female body
abstraction of 180 –181
connection to earth 183
and fecundity 172
and undermining patriarchy 170
,
174
fetishization 25 –26 28 –29
Fiadh – Deer 142 –143 145
Finlay, Alec 140n7
Finley, Karen 169n1
frames of reference 57 –58
freedom, through art 21 –22 24
Fremantle, Chris 142n11
Friedman, Batya 195
functional aesthetics 153
,
162 –63
Gadamer, Hans-Georg 190
,
201 –2n4
Gaelic 137 –42
gardens and parks 150
,
157 –64 158
,
159
,
161
Gassman, Daniel 71
God/Creator
and evolution 71 –72
and goddess imagery 172
,
174
,
177
replaced with Nature 64 –65 72
and weather 35 –36
Godelier, Maurice 105
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von 17 –18 34
,
35
,
101 –2
Goto, Reiko
chapter by 117 –48
comments on 9 –10 204 –5
Grande, John K. 199
gratitude 24
,
28
,
111
Gregor, Morvern 142n11
Gremmen, Bart 201 –2n4
Guattari, Felix 75
Gunderloch, Anja 140n9
Haapala, Arto
chapter by 149–65
comments on 10 –11 196 –97
Haeckel, Ernst
application of ideas of 78 –81
context for naturalistic worldview of 63 –71
on human evolution 77 –78 79
on origins of life 71 –74 73
on transitional forms of nature 74 –77 76
Halberstam, Judith 69
Halpern, Orit 57
Hamilton, Clive 52
Harney, Stefano 103n5
Häyrynen, Maunu 161 –62
Heathfield, Adrian 172
Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich 45
,
78
Heidegger, Martin 65
,
67
,
179
Heizer, Michael 184
held within what hung open and made to lie without escape (Euclide) 205
,
206
hermeneutics, of place 190 –94 197
Herzberg, Julia 169
,
170
,
175
Higgins, Dick 169n1
Highlands of Scotland. see Black Wood of Rannoch
Hogue, Mike 75
Horkheimer, Max 67
Howard, Luke 34 –35
humans/humanity
connection to organisms 105 –9
connection to places 195 –96 197 –98
and continuity of forms 77 –78 80
as meaning making 2 –3 109
,
189 –90
as microcosm of world 24
and ‘mycelial person’ 99 environmental amnesia
Hume, David
on impression 123
on relations 124
,
125
,
126
,
131
,
132
,
133
hylomorphism 65 –66 77
hypermodernity 187
,
193
,
196
identity, ecological 132 –33
imagination
and the aesthetic 153 –56
ethics of 199 –202
and experimentation 54 –55 56
and non-visuality of air 43 –44
and reflection 123
immanence vs transcendence 62 –65 72
,
77 –80
individualism 195 –96
Information Age 45 –46
Ingold, Tim
chapter by 96 –114
comments on 9
on weather 34
inquiry, art of 102 –4 109 –13
integral theory 29
interpretation, of environments 190 –94 197
intersubjectivity 189 –98
intervention, artistic 86 –92
Jacobs, Josette 201 –2n4
Janz, Bruce 191
jellyfish, transitional form of 75 –77 76
Kandinsky, Wassily 2
,
26 –28 27
Kant, Immanuel 22
,
69
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78
,
154
,
155
,
191
Kaprow, Allan 169n1
Keller, Catherine 68
King, Jake 140n10
Klemm, David E. 189
,
208 –9
knowledge
and art of unknowing 68 –69
as distinct from wisdom 86
economy of 111 –12
founded in skill 108 –9
limits of 52
orientational 19 –20
and prepositional knowing 25 –29
produced through art 85 –86
production of 49 –50
and wonder 65 –68 perception
Koch, Joseph Anton 22 –24 23
Kohn, Eduardo 69n4
landscapes
in Aboriginal art 31 –32
gardens/parks 150
,
157 –63 158
,
159
,
161
geo-engineered 49
harmony in 23 –24
in late Romantic art 38
,
38 –41 40
reflected in language 139 –42
transformation of 188 –89 Black Wood of Rannoch
liberation, through art 21 –22 24
liminal space 170
,
175 –78 179
,
181
,
184
Linné, Carl von 35
Long, Richard 184
Loose, Gerry 142n11
Louv, Richard 195
Luther, Martin 68 –69
MacDonald, Murdo 139
MacDonald, Norma 32
,
33
A Machine For Making The Future (workshop) 53 –57 54
,
55
MacIntyre, Duncan Ban 140 –41
MacNicol, Donald 140
Marcuse, Herbert 21
Margolis, Joseph 156n4
Marx, Karl 25
Massumi, Brian 57
memory
and anticipating utopia 24
connected to places 20
,
21
,
192 –93 195 –96
and imagination as memory of future 200 –2
and perception 123
,
136
Mendieta, Ana
biographical sketch 168 –70
Breder on 178 –84
death of 172
,
173n3
works of 169
,
170
,
171 –78
Merchant, Carolyn 68
metaphysics, closure of 68
methodology, scientific 100 –102
Meyer, Gustav 162
Miller, Mara 164
mirrors, in art 170
,
171
,
172
,
173
,
175 –79
modern synthesis 106 –7
monism 64 –65 67 –68 78 Haeckel, Ernst
Morphy, Howard 30
Morton, Marsha 63
,
78
Moten, Fred 103n5
Murray, John Stuart 140n8
mycology 98 –99 108
naturalistic worldview
and continuity between forms 74
,
77 –78 80
developmental context of 63 –71
modern implications of 78 –81
and origins of life 71 –74
and transitional forms 74 –77
nature and environment
abstraction of 194–95
awareness of self in 18 –20 24
,
34
as controllable 51 –52
and earth-body/body-mirror art 169 –78 172
,
173
,
179 –81 182 –84
environmental humanities 4 –5
nature vs nuture 108
orientation in 19 –20
texture of 3 –5 21
urban 150 157 –63 158
,
159
,
161 atmosphere; Black Wood of Rannoch; climate and weather; environmental amnesia
negative theology 68 –69
neo-Marxism 105
Noah, and the flood 23
,
23 –24
Northcott, Michael 36
observation 101 –2 112 –13
Observatory Hill Park, Helsinki 157 –63 158
,
159
,
161
Ocklind, Sara 139
Ohff, Heinz 38
,
39
Olsson, Svante 158
,
161
oneness, feeling of 136 –37
Das Opfer Noahs (Koch) 23
,
23 –24
organism vs person 105 –9
orientation, in environment 19 –20
Ortega, Mariana 170
Park, Katharine 70 –71
parks and gardens 150
,
157 –64 158
,
159
,
161
Parsons, Glenn 153
participatory aesthetics 88
particularity, of nature 194 –95
people. see humans/humanity
perception
and aesthetic response 191 –932
of atmosphere 51 –53 57 –58
awareness of self in nature 18 –20 24
,
34
and feeling of oneness 136 –37
and imagination 155
and memory 123
,
136
outer/inner 123
of space 53
and transcendence 184 environmental amnesia; knowledge
performance/sculptural art 169 –78 172
,
173
,
179 –81 182 –84
Perry, Ted 169
philosophical aesthetics 150n2, 151n3
,
163
,
192
place. see space and place
planetary understanding 77
,
80 –81
Plato 22
prepositional knowing 25 –29
profane and sacred space 170
,
175 –78
psychology, evolutionary 107 –8
Raum (space) 18
Rayner, Alan 99
recapitulation theory 66
,
70
,
77
,
78
reductionistic thinking 67
,
68
Rehmann-Sutter, Christoph 195
relational thinking 100 –101 106 –9 111
religion
art as 22
,
30
and dualistic worldview 64
,
67
,
68
emergent religious naturalism 78
and interpreting weather 35 –37 37
and sacred/profane space 175 –78
and theological thinking 22
,
33
,
68 –69 209 –10 spirituality
remembrance. see memory
resemblance 124 –25
responsibility, ethics of 175 –76 177
,
192
Rheinberger, Hans-Jorg 55 –56
Richards, Robert J. 66n2
Rickey, George 179
,
181
Ricoeur, Paul 200
Robertson, Charles M. 140n10
Rodwell, John 193
Romanticism 38
,
63
,
65
Ross, Stephanie 162
,
164
Rubenstein, Mary Jane 65
Ruskin, John 39
sacred and profane space 170
,
175 –78
Sahlins, Marshall 104 –5
St. James Palace Nobel Laureate Symposium 94
Saito, Yuriko 198
Santería 182
Schleiermacher, Friedrich 64
Schweiker, William 189
,
208 –9
science and technology
art as alternative model for 28 –29
and curiosity 111 –13
and debates over methodology/models 100 –102 104 –9 111
mycology 98 –99 108
and reductionistic thinking 67
,
68
and weather 34 –35 anthropology; atmosphere; ecology; evolution
Scottish Highlands. see Black Wood of Rannoch
Scruton, Roger 152 –53 162
sculptural/performance art 169 –78 172
,
173
,
179 –81 182 –84
semi-natural environments 150
,
157 –64 158
,
159
,
161
sensual materiality 189
Sepänmaa, Yrjö 191
sheep, in Scottish forests 118
,
130
,
131
,
142 –43
Shelley, Percy Bysshe 35
Silueta series (Mendieta) 169
,
170
,
171 –78 180
,
181 –83
Simmons, Henry 200
skill, and knowledge 108 –9
Sloterdijk, Peter 43
Sobecka, Karolina
chapter by 43 –58
comments on 6 –7 34
social imaginary 200
sociobiology 104 –9
space and place
in Aboriginal art 30 –33
art as critical places 20 –24
defined 18 –19
dwelling of Spirit in 25
,
27
,
33
in forests 128 –30
hermeneutics of 190 –94 197
liminality/in-betweenness 4
,
170
,
175 –78 179
,
181
,
184
names of 137 –42
orientation in 19 –20
and prepositional knowing 25 –29
reflected in mirrors 179
reimagined through art 203 –10 206
,
207
,
209
sacred and profane 170
,
175 –78
and ‘third space’ of relationality 66 –67 80 –81
and time 18 –19 192 –93
Sparshott, Francis 151 –52 153 –54 161
spirituality
in Aboriginal art 30 –33 31
,
32
and consciousness 184
and Spirit 25
,
27
,
33
,
44
and wholeness 205
,
210 religion
Steeves, H. Peter 197n2
Stein, Edith 136
Steinmann, George
chapter by 84 –95
comments on 8 –9 27
,
203 –5
photographs by 19
,
19
strategic essentialism 170
Strider, Marjorie 169n1
style, and aesthetics 161 –63
sustainability
and art 36 –37 91 –94
and design anthropology 110
as hermeneutical and memory issue 201 –2 atmosphere
Sylva Caledonia (exhibition) 142 –46 143
,
144
,
145
,
146
Take It With You – Toledo (Euclide) 209
,
210
Tarkovsky, Andrej 88
Taylor, George 201
technology. see science and technology
texture, of nature 3 –5 21
Tha a’ Choille a’ Gluasad – The Forest is Moving 143 –44 145
theological thinking, in art and theory 22
,
33
,
68 –69 209 –10
Thom, V.M. 128
Thompson, D’Arcy Wentworth 98
,
107
Thompson, Janna 196
time
compression of 18 –20 21 –22 24
,
30
and imagined future 200 –203
and space 18 –19 193 –94
and wonder 66 –67
Tjapaltjarri, Clifford Possum 31
,
31 –32
Tjapaltjarri, Tim Leura 31
,
31 –32
transcendence vs immanence 62 –65 72
,
77 –80
transdisciplinary art 85 –86 88 –94 122
,
140
,
169
A Tree is a LIVING Thing (Goto and Collins) 204
Triune Spirit/spirit 25
,
27
,
33
,
44
Tsing, Anna 99n2
Tucker, Mary Evelyn 80
Turner, William 38
,
38 –41 40
undercommoning 103 –4 112 –13
urban nature 150
,
157 –64 158
,
159
,
161
utopia 21 –22 24
Vallega-Neu, Daniela 123
via media (middle way) 65 –66
Viso, Olga M. 169
Warlugulong (Tjapaltjarri and Tjapaltjarri) 31
,
31 –32
and artistic intervention 86 –92
as sacramental 27
,
204
weather. see climate and weather
Whitehead, Alfred North 75
wildness, of forests 132 –33
Wilson, Robert 169
wisdom. see knowledge; perception
Wittgenstein, Ludwig 152
,
153
wonder
and gratitude 111
mediation of 70 –71
and naturalistic worldview 64 –68 77 –78
woods. see Black Wood of Rannoch
Zizek, Slavoj 52