Language as an Ecological Phenomenon: Languaging and Bioecologies in Human-Environment Relationships (Bloomsbury Advances in Ecolinguistics)

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Contents
List of Figures
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List of Contributors
1 Ecolinguistics: Living and Languaging United Sune Vork Steffensen, Martin Döring and Stephen J. Cowley
Part One Energizing Ecolinguistics
	2 How (Dairy) Cows and Human Intertwine Languaging Practices Leonie Cornips
	3 Ecolinguistics and the Cognitive Ecology of Global Warming Sune Vork Steffensen and Edward Baggs
	4 Regeneration: From Language Use to Languaging Stephen J. Cowley
	5 The Epistemological Conundrum of Language: Humans as Ecologically Special and Ecologically Destructive Alexander Kravchenko
	6 Varieties of Expression and Enlanguaged Cognition in the Context of a Radicalized Ecolinguistics Rasmus Gahrn-Andersen
Part Two From Discourse to Worldly Action
	7 Ecolinguistics for Ethical Leadership Arran Stibbe
	8 Landscape Sentience Elizabeth Oriel, Deepta Sateesh and Amal Dissanayaka
	9 Considering Cows in Australian Dairy Discourse Alison Rotha Moore
	10 Learning About, Learning From, Learning With: Towards a Critical Practice and Theory of Situated Language Sciences Chris Sinha and Vera da Silva Sinha
Index