Japanese environmental philosophy

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Thinking the Ambient : On the Possibility of Shizengaku (Naturing Science) / 1. Augustin Berque -- Pure Land Ecology : Taking the Supernatural Seriously in Environmental Philosophy / Leah Kalmanson -- From Kyosei to Kyoe : Symbiotic Flourishing in Japanese Environmental Ethics / James McRae -- Kukai And Dogen as Exemplars of Ecological Engagement / Graham Parkes -- Sensation, Betweenness, Rhythms : Watsuji's Environmental Philosophy and Ethics in Conversation with Heidegger / Inutsuka Yu -- Climate Change as Existentialist Threat : Watsuji, Greimas, and the Nature of Opposites / Steve Bein -- Whitehead's Perspectivism as a Basis for Environmental Ethics & Aesthetics : A Process View on the Japanese Concept of Nature / Steve Oden -- Japanese Gardens : The Art of Improving Nature / Yuriko Saito -- Kuki Shuzo and Platonism : Nature, Love, and Morality / Yamauchi Tomosaburo -- Recollecting Local Narratives for the Land Ethic / Toyoda Mitsuyo -- Recognizing the Crucial Role of Culture in Japanese Environmental Philosophy / Midori Kagawa-Fox -- Kagura : Embodying Environmental Philosophy in the Japanese Performing Arts / Goda Hiroko -- Disaster Prevention as an Issue in Environmental Ethics / Takahashi Takao -- Non-Dualism after Fukushima? : Tracing Dogen's Teaching vis-à-vis Nuclear Disaster / Masato Ishida -- Planetary Philosophy and Social Consensus Building / Kuwako Toshio.