... fluid boundaries between the private and public through which his agrarian ethics is often articulated, Berry simultaneously invokes and disavows a separation he clearly understands to be artificial. In Berry's peaceful agrarian vision, then, the agrarian pacifist who is also by definition an...

... ignorance of soil’s mycorrhiza, relations that cultivate a tenderness for the almost invisible tendrils of living organisms may effect repair on a scale unimagined, one season at a time. The thought-work in these pieces reminds me of Kenya’s Green Belt Movement founder and Nobel Peace Prize winner...

... Conditions of Contemporary Life . New York : Punctum , 2013 . Galtung Johan . “ Violence, Peace, and Peace Research .” Journal of Peace Research , no. 6 ( 1969 ): 167 – 91 . Gilbert Scott . “ Holobiont by Birth: Multilineage Individuals as the Concretion of Cooperative Processes...

.... There is a poem in these accounts of bombs-as-fruit and fruits-as-peace, one that highlights the productivity of bombs and the positive merit accrued by carrying out explosives clearance: Fieldpoem 11: The Fruit Eaters The exceedingly virtuous eat only fruit that freely falls without knowledge of...

... religions, find it possible to remake an economy in which justice and love for creatures and persons is again at its core. Hence believers need to be encouraged to be ever open to God’s grace and to draw constantly from their deepest convictions about love, justice and peace. If a mistaken understanding of...

... Foster, The Ecological Revolution: Making Peace with the Planet (New York: Monthly Review Press, 2009). 6 Ibid. 5 Rose et al., “Thinking Through the Environment,” 3. 4 Ulrich Beck, World at Risk (Cambridge: Polity, 2009). 3 Marcia McKenzie, Paul Hart, Heesoon Bai...

... agroecosistemas . 38. See the stories of Andrés Carrasco and Medardo Ávila Vázquez on previous pages. 39. Galtung, “Violence, Peace, and Peace Research.” Figure 4. Drawing produced between the barricades during the blockade of Malvinas Argentinas. Credit: Guiye pincel of the group arte x...

... multiplicity, however. We are told to be afraid. Build a bomb shelter; buy duct tape to seal yourself in; arm yourself! Fear is epidemic and contagious. Anti-Semitism, anti-immigration, and anti-Communism name significant histories of outbreak. “Peace Lines” in Northern Ireland, the US-Mexico “Border Fence...

... is often still considered the “last wilderness on Earth” and the “continent for peace and science”; these narratives are also conceptually against any form of extractivist activity. The ATS, for instance, bans any form of mineral prospecting in the continent and values Antarctica for its wilderness...

... with plants, “It creates peace and I feel it.” The time spent with plants offered a deceleration from the pace of daily life because plants grow slowly, and also because growing food requires patience. Plant a seed, or even a seedling, and there are many weeks, if not months, during which the plant...

.... Figure 4. Photograph by author. While incarceree Arthur Ogami recalls how the gardens “just gave you a good feeling,” the displays narrate specific good feelings: peace, vitality, a temporary sense of freedom in the midst of confinement. These affects are tied explicitly to national identity. The...

... beyond the Human . Berkeley : University of California Press , 2013 . Latour Bruno . The War of the Worlds: What about Peace? Chicago : Prickly Pear Press , 2002 . Law John . “ What’s Wrong with a One-World World? ” Distinktion: Scandinavian Journal of Social Theory 16 , no...

... it in its call to see with one's own eyes, to wrestle with discomfiting demons—in these cases, the sentient being and the author's own conscience—in order to arrive at a conviction of rightness and a sense of peace. Both Gold and Bourette essentially pray over the fresh corpses of the animals whose...

... belonging. Outlining the multidirectional, sometimes peaceful, sometimes antagonistic relationships of people in Darjeeling to soil, plants, and animals, I offer an understanding of belonging that goes beyond notions of “singularized . . . attachments to and care for” place. 10 In what follows, I...

... hundreds of other smaller sites. 10 However, this vast industrial infrastructure was never designed to stop making nuclear weapons. There was no end point in the nuclear deterrence model. Peace, former DOE advisor Bob Alvarez explains, was a “profoundly disruptive thing to a system that had never...

... Walpole’s novel, Vanessa (1933), as the location for another marriage proposal: [Benjamin] and Vanessa started to walk across the long, shining sands. It was a day of perfect peace. Chroniclers may define that moment as the final peaceful one in English country life—a moment of historic tranquillity...

... secular modern understanding of the atomistic, self-sufficient individual. An important consequence of this, according to Radstone, is that Augustine’s inward journey is taken on behalf of all humanity. His confession is also the desire that the human community might also find peace through confession...

... event marked the culmination of Wendling’s Oaks and Amity residency with Huntly-based Deveron Projects, which wove together ideas about pacifism and conscientious objection, amity, memory, community, and ecology. Timed to commemorate the centenary of the First World War, White Wood is a “peace wood...

... fall into line with this pastoral ideal, the caribou just had to transform themselves into sheep, for which we would be the peaceful and reassured shepherds. We wish to protect and conserve the so-called wilderness, but our own idea of wilderness (sublime, innocent, independent of us, and with a...