Ecologizing Nature Among (Not Quite) Secular Northerners

If modernization is a process of compartmentalization, then ecologization is its opposite. This is the opening idea of this special issue, borrowed from Bruno Latour’s paper ‘To Modernize or to Ecologize? That’s the Question’ from 1998. In this text, Latour’s invitation is to take steps toward reconnecting nature, that is, the landscapes, other species, the environment, with the cultural in its political, existential, emotional and spiritual dimensions of our societies.

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Journal for the Study of Religion Nature and Culture
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.1558/jsrnc.26827
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Indigenous Studies and Ecology
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Ecologizing Nature Among (Not Quite) Secular Northerners

Cecilie Rubow, David Thurfjell
Journal for the Study of Religion Nature and Culture
Indigenous Studies and Ecology
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Ecologizing Nature Among (Not Quite) Secular Northerners

Cecilie Rubow, David Thurfjell
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Abstract

If modernization is a process of compartmentalization, then ecologization is its opposite. This is the opening idea of this special issue, borrowed from Bruno Latour’s paper ‘To Modernize or to Ecologize? That’s the Question’ from 1998. In this text, Latour’s invitation is to take steps toward reconnecting nature, that is, the landscapes, other species, the environment, with the cultural in its political, existential, emotional and spiritual dimensions of our societies.

Journal for the Study of Religion Nature and CultureVol. 19(3)
University of Copenhagen (DK), Södertörn University (SE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 85%
Indigenous Studies and Ecology
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