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Tema Milstein; José Castro-Sotomayor
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Routledge Handbook of Ecocultural Identity
Competing models of ecocultural belonging in highland Ecuador
Authors

Joe Quick; James T. Spartz

ARI Id

1665696202769_13462067

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

351-364

DOI

10.4324/9781351068840-21

Table of Contents of Book
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Illuminating and problematizing ecocultural identity
1-114
Interbreathing ecocultural identity in the Humilocene
David Abram; Tema Milstein; José Castro-Sotomayor
5-25
Ecocultural identity boundary patrol and transgression
Tema Milstein
26-52
Borderland ecocultural identities
Carlos A. Tarin; Sarah D. Upton; Stacey K. Sowards
53-65
Ecocultural identities in intercultural encounters
José Castro-Sotomayor
66-85
Western dominator ecocultural identity and the denial of animal autonomy
Laura Bridgeman
86-102
Critical ecocultural intersectionality
Melissa Michelle Parks
103-114
Forming and fostering ecocultural identity
115-221
Intersectional ecocultural identity in family stories
Mariko Oyama Thomas
119-130
Interspecies ecocultural identities in human–elephant cohabitation
Elizabeth Oriel; Toni Frohoff
131-144
Memory, waterways, and ecocultural identity
Jeffrey Alan Hoffmann
145-163
‘Progressive ranching’ and wrangling the wind as ecocultural identity maintenance in the Anthropocene
Casper G. Bendixsen; Trevor J. Durbin; Jakob Hanschu
164-178
Constructing and challenging ecocultural identity boundaries among sportsmen
Jessica Love-Nichols
179-194
The reworking of evangelical Christian ecocultural identity in the Creation Care movement
Emma Frances Bloomfield
195-207
Navigating ecocultural Indigenous identity affinity and appropriation
Charles Carlin
208-221
Mediating ecocultural identity
223-290
Identifying with Antarctica in the ecocultural imaginary
Hanne Nielsen
225-239
Illegal mining, identity, and the politics of ecocultural voice in Ghana
Eric Karikari; José Castro-Sotomayor; Godfried Asante
240-259
Conservation hero and climate villain binary identities of Swedish farmers
Lars Hallgren; Hanna Ljunggren Bergeå; Helena Nordström Källström
260-275
Modeling watershed ecocultural identification and subjectivity in the United States
Jeremy Trombley
276-290
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