Maps of Reconciliation: Literature and the Ethical Imagination (Manoa)

by Frank Stewart (Editor), Barry Lopez (Editor)

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Calls for humanity to heal a wound in our relationship to the natural world. This collection turns to some of the world's most thoughtful authors - in fiction, essay, poetry, drama, and a traditional folk parable - to ask important questions about the future, to give us moral direction, individual courage, and a map towards reconciliation.… (more)

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Calls for humanity to heal a wound in our relationship to the natural world. This collection turns to some of the world's most thoughtful authors - in fiction, essay, poetry, drama, and a traditional folk parable - to ask important questions about the future, to give us moral direction, individual courage, and a map towards reconciliation.

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