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Wild Sense: Ethics and Multisensory Ecology

14 September 2022 -

Wild sense: Ethics and multisensory ecology. 13 October 2021. In this reflective piece, Jay Johnston considers how sensory ecology may open up creative space for humans to better-know our fellow ... Jay Johnston is Associate Professor, Department of

www.sydney.edu.au/sydney-environment-institute/news/2021/10/13/wild-sense--ethics-and-multisensory-ecology.html

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Studies in Religion - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

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Adaptation - Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

The 21st century seems to offer a constant stream of crises and challenges. The humanities provide a way of placing these phenomena and processes in a thoughtful, critical, and nuanced perspective.

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