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E-raamat: Year: An Ecology of the Zodiac

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-May-2025
  • Kirjastus: Reaktion Books
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781836390794
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  • Kirjastus: Reaktion Books
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  • ISBN-13: 9781836390794
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The Year takes us on a journey exploring how nature transforms across twelve months, each chapter focusing on a specific months natural events, from springs beginning through to winters end. It opens with an overview of our evolving understanding of time and nature, from ancient astronomy to the present, and concludes with a chapter on the impact of climate change. Spike Bucklow draws on both modern ecological studies and historical naturalists such as Aristotle, Gilbert White, Thoreau and Aldo Leopold. Poetic reflections from Ovid, Shakespeare, John Clare and William Wordsworth enrich the narrative, giving further insights into natures changes. Blending modern science with traditional wisdom, The Year provides a positive perspective on ecological, global and personal change, appealing to those interested in ecology, astrology and the history of science.

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"The Year is a contemplative almanac charting nature and culture through the zodiac, with a powerful message for our time of grave disjuncture between the two." - Ferdinand Saumarez Smith, author of Eleusis and Enlightenment "The Year elegantly enacts the deep, encoded wisdom of traditional astrology as a key part of the indigenous Western worldview, a baby of truth repeatedly thrown out with the bathwater of superstition. In particular, this book shows the potential of that model to deepen our understanding of the most important single issue of our times, namely the ecology of the more-than-human natural world and our impacts upon it. And it does so by quietly correcting the prejudices that have come to dominate modern cultural life: the isolated individual over inter-connections, essences over relationships, becoming over Being, and humans over all other animals. These culminate in dangerous hubris which The Year both reveals and corrects. It is thus invaluable as both diagnosis and prescription." - Patrick Curry, author of Ecological Ethics "The Year provides a cultural-historical frame for readers to unpack the way Western and secular forms of time are indebted to, or expropriate concepts from, non-Western cultures. A wonderful book that invites you to read its words in ebbs and flows: a historical-cultural-aesthetic-poetic almanac to carry in your pocket, its sentences in your head. It is a joy to read as the year turns, but it also makes you think about the way global warming and anthropogenic climate change are altering our sense of the seasons, and our place within the world." - Julian Yates, H. Fletcher Brown Professor of English and Material Culture Studies, University of Delaware "Blending ancient wisdom with modern science, this lyrical, poetic chronicle of natures annual cycle aims to provide a positive perspective on ecological, global and personal change." - The Bookseller

Spike Bucklow is the author of numerous books on artists, and their materials and methods, including Children of Mercury: The Lives of the Painters (Reaktion, 2022). He was previously Professor of Material Culture at the University of Cambridge.