Forms of Life and Life's Enhancement
January 19, 2017 • By William Schweiker and Günter ThomasAn excerpt from The Enhancing Life Project’s report for the Religion and Culture Web Forum that outlines a taxonomy of life. Read More
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Faithfulness to the Earth and the Frame of Hope
November 29, 2016 • By Günter ThomasPolitical philosophy beyond groundless optimism and constraining pessimism. Read More
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Merit-Making and Eco Karma: A Q&A With Anne Mocko
February 21, 2017 • By Anne MockoAnne Mocko discusses her research on ascetic traditions, and what contemporary lifestyles have to learn from those traditions. Read More
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Exploring the Book of Urban Nature: A Q&A With Lea Schweitz
March 07, 2017 • By Lea SchweitzThe benefits of paying attention to the nature around you Read More
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Resistance Gardens and Critical Pedagogy
March 13, 2017 • By Lea F. SchweitzBuilding Coalitions across Difference Read More
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The Origin of Marvels
November 05, 2015 • By William SchweikerHow the Enhancing Life Project bridges the divide between reason and imagination. Read More
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Moving Beyond Sustainable Consumption: A Q&A With Dr. Michael Luchs
January 12, 2016 • By Michael LuchsHow wisdom can manifest in our daily choices. Read More
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Meeting the Wise Consumer
January 14, 2016 • By Michael LuchsThe art of getting a lot more from a lot less. Read More
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Yearning for Wonder
January 29, 2016 • By Kristine A. CulpA popular exhibition in Washington, DC explores the glories of mundane things. Read More
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Imagining Sustainability: A Q&A with Maria Antonaccio
March 29, 2017 • By Maria AntonaccioInvestigating sustainability beyond its strictly environmental dimensions Read More
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Making Finitude Visible: The Ethics of Sustainability
March 31, 2017 • By Maria AntonaccioHow sustainability confronts us with moral and existential questions in the here and now Read More
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Why Enhancing Life Studies is crucial for academy, society, and the natural environment: A Q&A with Piet Naudé
April 18, 2017 • By Piet NaudéOur Public Interlocutor from South Africa takes a wide angle view of big problems Read More
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Resilient Democracy in Theory and Practice: A Q&A with Michael Hogue
May 16, 2017 • By Michael HogueHow understanding communities’ particular vulnerabilities is interconnected with developing more resilient societies Read More
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American Immanence, Resilient Democracy
May 23, 2017 • By Michael HogueMichael Hogue explains how his concept of “resilient democracy” attends to the ecological dimensions of justice Read More