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to one another in society, and to philosophy, critical social theory,
ourselves. The multiple crises we sociology and ecopsychology, when
face collectively (economic, social interweaved, illuminate the radical
and spiritual) are considered here importance of the perceptual
intertwined with the ecological underbelly that steers our
crisis at large in this ‘Age of the relationships, to water, wider
Anthropocene.’ The intersection nature, and beyond. It is postulated
between the modes of perception that responding to these crises will
we harbour, and the relationship we require, first and foremost, a shift in
hold to our planet on the macro habitual perception. A holistic and
level, is considered intimately trans-disciplinary experimental
connected to the way in which we approach is evoked here in order to
relate to ourselves (the micro) and assist in our understanding of
to one another at the meso level. imbalanced and so problematic
Thus, it is suggested that ultimately elements of what I call ‘fragmentary
all our crises contain at root frameworks,’ in order to attempt to
different manifestations of a crisis espouse offerings of the perceptual
of perception. Resonating conditions that may evoke and
contributions from environmental enable pro-social change.”
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