Towards an ecology of the invisible : Steiner’s contribution from a Western esoteric perspective
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The Field Centre Journal of Research and Practice Issue 3 (Winter / Spring 2020), pages 70 - 77.Summary: Through issues such as climate change and global warming our relationship with the natural world is now rarely out of the spotlight. It seems that how we are coming to think about ecosystems and ecology is undergoing something of a paradigm shift.
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Through issues such as climate change and global warming our relationship with the natural world is now rarely out of the spotlight. It seems that how we are coming to think about ecosystems and ecology is undergoing something of a paradigm shift.
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