The Story Is In Our Bones - How worldviews & climate justice can remake a world in crisis
Summary
Climate justice activist Osprey Orielle Lake argues a dominant worldview of extraction and exploitation has brought us to the edge of collapse, and calls for rewilding it, and ourselves. Weaving storytelling, climate justice analysis and the knowledge of Earth-centred cultures, the book seeks a new way of being and thinking that takes on colonialism, racism, patriarchy, capitalism and ecocide.
Rationale
Our glossary entry on ‘worldview’ cites her use of the word, one of many names for what we call deep dispositions; ‘rewilding’ one is close to how we think they change.
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