Natura Naturans

The European Legacy 27 (7-8):798-805 (2022)
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We seem to be living through an animist revival.1 The term “new animism” first appeared in 2005, in Graham Harvey’s Animism: Respect for the Living World. Harvey’s work draws heavily on Irving Hall...

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