A Philosophical View of the Ocean and Humanity

Foreword by Bernt Gustavsson (Second Edition)
Foreword by Markus Meier (Second Edition)
Foreword by Alice Newton (First Edition)
Foreword by Martin Visbeck (First Edition)
Preface to the Second Edition
Preface to the First Edition
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Contents
About the Author
List of Figures
Part I And the Nights Abound with Inspiration
1 Opening, Part I
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2 Searching for a New Language
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3 Finding Words for Feelings
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4 What Are Dreams?
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5 Meaning of Symbols and Metaphors
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6 Triggers
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7 To Be Touched
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8 To Explore the Unknown
9 Inspiration
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10 About Our Hidden Intelligence
	References
11 Summary, Part I
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Part II In Search of a New Ocean Relationship
12 Opening, Part II
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13 An Attempt to Connect to the Ocean
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14 Sea Ice and Curiosity
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15 Stratification, Turbulence, and Service
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16 Currents and Vulnerability
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17 Heat Balance, Temperature, and Interpretations
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18 Water Balance, Salinity, and Belonging
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19 Oxygen, Life, and Partnership
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20 Plankton and Courage
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21 Ecosystems and Listening
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22 Non-living Ocean Resources and Hope
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23 Human Interaction and Vision
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24 Climate Change and Harmony
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25 Scenarios, the Future, and Simplicity
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26 Summary, Part II
Part III Science, Art, and Inspiration
27 Opening, Part III
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28 Voices of the Ocean
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29 Scouting Beyond the Horizon
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30 Thinking and Sources of Knowledge
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31 Why Should We Care?
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32 Literature and Storytelling as Inspiration
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33 Summary, Part III
Book Summary
Questions
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