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Saving The Planet By Design Reinventing Our World Through Ecomimesis

Saving The Planet By Design Reinventing Our World Through Ecomimesis

Can we ‘save the Planet’? For a resilient durable and sustainable future for human society we need to repurpose reinvent redesign remake and recover our human-made world so that our built environment is benignly and seamlessly biointegrated with Nature to function synergistically with it. These are the multiple tasks that humanity must carry out imminently if there is to be a future for human society and all lifeforms and their environments on the Planet. Addressing this is the most compelling question for those whose daily work impacts on Nature such as architects engineers landscape architects town planners environmental policy makers builders and others but it is a question that all of humanity needs to urgently address. Presented here are two key principles as the means to carry out these tasks – ‘ecocentricity’ being guided by the science of ecology and ‘ecomimesis’ as designing and making the built environment including all artefacts based on the emulation and replication of the ‘ecosystem’ concept. Designing with ecology is contended here as the authentic approach to green design from which the next generation of green design will emerge going beyond current use of accreditation systems. For those who subscribe to this principle this is articulated here showing how it can be implemented by design. Adopting these principles is fundamental in our endeavour to save our Planet Earth and changes profoundly and in entirety the way we design make manage and operate our built environment. | Saving The Planet By Design Reinventing Our World Through Ecomimesis

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Critical Approaches to Life Writing Methods in Qualitative Research

Critical Approaches to Life Writing Methods in Qualitative Research

Life writing projects have become part of the expanding field of qualitative research methods in recent years and advances in critical approaches are reshaping methodological pathways. Critical Approaches to Life Writing Methods in Qualitative Research gives researchers and students looking for a brief compendium to guide their methodological thinking a concise and working overview of how to approach and carry out different forms of life writing. This practical book re-invigorates the conversation about the possibilities and innovative directions qualitative researchers can take when engaged in various forms of life writing such as biography autobiography autoethnography life history and oral history. It equips the reader with the tools to carry out life writing projects from start to finish including choosing a topic or subject examining lives as living data understanding the role of documents and artifacts learning to tell the story and finally writing/performing/displaying through the voice of the life writer. The authors also address the ways a researcher can begin a project work through the issues they might face along the journey and arrive at a shareable product. With its focus on the plurality of life writing methodologies Critical Approaches to Life Writing Methods in Qualitative Research occupies a distinct place in qualitative research scholarship and offers practical exercises to guide the researcher. Examples include exploring authorial voice practical applications of reflexivity exercises the relationship between the narrator and participants navigating the use of public and private archives understanding the processes of collaborative inquiry and collaborative writing and writing for various audiences.

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The Ashgate Handbook of Pesticides and Agricultural Chemicals

The Law Officer’s Pocket Manual 2023 Edition

Desire and Time in Modern English Fiction: 1919-2017

Genius Hour Passion Projects That Ignite Innovation and Student Inquiry

Corpus Linguistics for Online Communication A Guide for Research

On Dreams

ADHD After Dark Better Sex Life Better Relationship

Norse Greenland: Viking Peasants in the Arctic

Freedom of Information and Social Science Research Design

Understanding and Treating Chronic Shame Healing Right Brain Relational Trauma

Discovering Françoise Dolto Psychoanalysis Identity and Child Development

Roads and Anthropology Ethnography Infrastructures (Im)mobility

The Ethics of Climate Engineering Solar Radiation Management and Non-Ideal Justice

The End of Morality Taking Moral Abolitionism Seriously

The End of Morality Taking Moral Abolitionism Seriously

According to the moral error theorist all moral judgments are mistaken. The world just doesn’t contain the properties and relations necessary for these judgments to be true. But what should we actually do if we decided that we are in this radical and unsettling predicament—that morality is just a widespread and heartfelt illusion? One suggestion is to eliminate all talk and thought of morality (abolitionism). Another is to carry on believing it anyway (conservationism). And yet another is to treat morality as a kind of convenient fiction (fictionalism). We tend to think of moral thinking as valuable and useful (e. g. for motivating cooperative behavior) but we can also recognize that it can be harmful (e. g. hindering compromise) and even disastrous (e. g. inspiring support for militaristic propaganda). Would we be better off or worse off if we stopped basing decisions on moral considerations?This is a collection of twelve brand new chapters focused on a critical examination of the options available to the moral error theorist. After a general introduction outlining the topic explaining key terminology and offering suggestions for further reading the chapters address questions like:• Is it true that the more that people are motivated by moral concerns the more likely it is that society will be elitist authoritarian and dishonest?• Is an appeal to moral values a useful tool for helping resolve conflicts or does it actually exacerbate conflicts?• Would it even be possible to abolish morality from our thinking? • If we were to accept a moral error theory would it be feasible to carry on believing in morality in everyday contexts?• Might moral discourse be usefully modeled on familiar metaphorical language where we can convey useful and important truths by uttering falsehoods?• Does moral thinking support or undermine a commitment to feminist goals?• What role do moral judgments play in addressing important decisions affecting climate change?The End of Morality: Taking Moral Abolitionism Seriously is the first book to thoroughly address these and other questions systematically investigating the harms and benefits of moral thought and considering what the world might be like without morality. | The End of Morality Taking Moral Abolitionism Seriously

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Developments Beyond the Asterisk New Scholarship and Frameworks for Understanding Native Students in Higher Education

Ready-to-Use Resources for Genius Hour in the Classroom Taking Passion Projects to the Next Level

Approaching Recent World History Through Film Context Analysis and Research

Fundamentals of Statistics for Aviation Research

Conversational Wisdom Strengthening Human Connection through the Power of Conversation