A Religion of Nature

A Religion of NatureAn eloquent case for regarding nature itself as the focus of religionas the metaphysical ultimate deserving religious commitment. The beauty, sublimity, and wonder of nature have been justly celebrated in all of the religious traditions of the world, but usually these traditions have focused on beings or powers presumed to lie behind nature, providing nature's ultimate explanation and meaning. In a radical departure, Donald A. Crosby makes an eloquent

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Persephone Sextou details the key theoretical contexts and practical features of theatre for children

demonstrate that the neorealism of Roberto Rossellini and Vittorio De Sica

and identifying markers in leaves for plant adaptability to environmental stress provides an indication of the quality of future fruits

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Hong Kong New Wave Cinema analyzes specific films from Hong Kong in the 1960s and 1970s and the historical and social conditions that allowed them to flourish

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as well as the entire spectrum of sensible phenomena

focusing on the small screens of Europe and North America