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Toward a Holy Ecology

Autor Ellen Bernstein
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 feb 2024
“Reading Ellen Bernstein's Toward a Holy Ecology is to partake in a garden of delights. She refreshes our reading of the Song by enlivening all of our senses." —Rabbi Nancy Flam, Co-founder National Center for Jewish Healing, and The Institute for Jewish Spirituality

Song of Songs is known as the erotic part of the Bible, but Ellen Bernstein shows how it is also an ancient source of deep ecological wisdom.
Toward a Holy Ecology is a new translation of this Hebrew text, illuminating the place of humans in the natural world and inviting you to develop a holy, ecological language for life.
This book sets the natural world before you with intensity and beauty, inviting you to savor it with all your senses. Then you are able to return to the world with a renewed clarity, love, and energy necessary for creating a healthier future for the earth and all her inhabitants.
Toward a Holy Ecology is for all who love the earth and its inhabitants—including outdoor enthusiasts, spiritual seekers, fellow poets, feminists, and students of the humanities, religion, and ecology. It will change how you see, how you speak, and how you live.


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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781958972199
ISBN-10: 1958972193
Pagini: 160
Dimensiuni: 136 x 211 x 13 mm
Greutate: 0.22 kg
Editura: Monkfish Book Publishing

Notă biografică

Rabbi Ellen Bernstein began pursuing studies in both environment and religion in high school and graduated from one of the first programs in environmental studies in the US at U.C. Berkeley in 1975. A pioneer in the field of religion and ecology, she founded the first national Jewish environmental organization, Shomrei Adamah, Keepers of the Earth, in 1988. She has written numerous books and articles on Judaism, Bible and ecology including most recently, The Promise of the Land: A Passover Haggadah (Behrman House, 2020). Ellen’s work on the Bible and ecology has appeared in The Green Bible (Harper One, 2008) and is featured in The Oxford University Press Handbook on the Bible and Ecology (2022). She continues to teach widely on Bible and ecology, and is an advisor to the Yale Forum on Religion and Ecology, a steering committee member for the Third Act/faith, and an advisor to the Green Sabbath project.

Cuprins

FOREWORD: Bill McKibben xi
Introduction: My Journey with the Song of Songs xiii
PART ONE: The Importance of the Song for an Ecological Age 1
PART TWO: Reading the Song Ecologically 9
Ecological Identity 11
Cycles of Time 16
Beauty 20
Justice 25
Wholiness 31

PART THREE: The Song of Songs: An Ecological Commentary 39
ENDNOTES 135
BIBLIOGRAPHY 143
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 147
ABOUT THE AUTHOR 149