Vol. 2 No. 1 (2008): Indigenous Religions and Environments: Intersections of Animism and Nature Conservation

Published: 2008-04-12

Editorial

Editor Introduction

Bron Taylor

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Guest Editors’ Introduction Indigenous Nature Reverence and Conservation—Seven Ways of Transcending an Unnecessary Dichotomy

Jeffrey Snodgrass, Kristina Tiedje

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Articles

Of Leopards and Other Lovely Frightful Things The Environmental Ethics of Indigenous Rajasthani Shamans

Jeffrey Snodgrass, Satish Kumar Sharma, Yuvraj Singh Jhala, Michael G. Lacy, Mohan Advani, N. K. Bhargava, Chakrapani Upadhyay

30-54
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Relational Epistemology, Immediacy, and Conservation Or, What Do the Nayaka Try to Conserve?

Nurit Bird-David, Danny Naveh

55-73
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Where Spirit and Bulldozer Roam Environment and Anxiety in Highland Borneo

Matthew Amster

74-92
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Situating the Corn-Child Articulating Animism and Conservation from a Nahua Perspective

Kristina Tiedje

93-115
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The Conflicting Relationships of Sherpas to Nature Indigenous or Western Ecology?

Lionel Obadia

116-134
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Nature is Relative Religious Affiliation, Environmental Attitudes, and Political Constraints on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation

Kathleen Pickering, Benjamin Jewell

135-158
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