We all know the facts about climate change and the debate over these facts, but what do we understand about the psychology of our response to this potential disorder?
In this book nineteen writers explore our reactions largely from the perspective of Jungian Depth Psychology. Topics covered include the relationship between myth and climate change; nature and psychology; the dynamics of prophecy, poetry and science; western and non-western philosophies; nature and gender; problems with common beliefs and our ways of thinking about disorder, and more. Stories and poems add to the variety.
This exciting and timely book provides insights into the conscious and unconscious psychology of climate change and disorder. Its original and thought provoking essays help us to relate to the Earth from an enlarged and enlivened perspective.