Why conserve nature? : perspectives on meanings and motivations

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Foreword / Mary Colwell = xi
• Preface = xv
• Part I. The Experience of Nature
• 1 The Experience of Nature = 3
• 1.1 Perspectives on the Meaning and Significance of Nature = 3
• 1.2 Psychogeography and Nature = 44
• 1.3 Ways of Seeing Nature = 53
• 1.4 Chapter Summary = 61
• 2 Climate Change = 63
• 2.1 Setting the Scene = 63
• 2.2 Justifications for Action = 80
• 2.3 Chapter Summary = 106
• Part II. Nature Imagined
• 3 Nature in Ecological Science : Explanations, Emotions and Motivations = 109
• 3.1 Psychological Terms in Ecology = 109
• 3.2 In a Woodland : Enter an Ecological Scientist = 119
• 3.3 `Ecological Faith' = 124
• 3.4 Chapter Summary 135
• 4 Nature in Literature and Art = 137
• 4.1 Imagery, Meanings and Metaphor = 137
• 4.2 Nature in Literature = 146
• 4.3 The Soil = 151
• 4.4 Birds = 157
• 4.5 Animal Stories = 162
• 4.6 Plants = 169
• 4.7 Seas and Oceans = 174
• 4.8 Seeing Pictures : Nature in Art = 181
• 4.9 Chapter Summary = 187
• Part III. Nature, Self and Place
• 5 Personal Meanings of Nature = 191
• 5.1 Reflexivity and Spirituality = 191
• 5.2 "Inspired by Nature but Destroyed by the World" = 197
• 5.3 Naturalists and Nature Writers = 202
• 5.4 A Woodland, without an Ecological Scientist = 213
• 5.5 Environmental Psychology, Nature and Solitude = 227
• 5.6 Chapter Summary = 236
• 6 Places for Nature = 238
• 6.1 Places and Nature : From the `Domestic' to the `Wild' = 238
• 6.2 Gardens and Nature Reserves = 250
• 6.3 Emotional Biogeographies = 258
• 6.4 Place and a Rational Case for the Emotions = 265
• 6.5 Chapter Summary = 272
• Part IV. Why Conserve Nature?
• 7 Possibilities = 277
• 7.1 Beyond Biodiversity = 277
• 7.2 The Power of Nature in Our Imagination = 284
• 7.3 Reimagining Nature = 297
• 7.4 Inspiration from Nature and a Sense of Place = 306
• 7.5 Why Conserve Nature? Threads and Signposts = 334
• 7.6 Chapter Summary = 348
• Bibliography = 351
• Index = 389