The Voice of the Earth: An Exploration of Ecopsychology

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Preface: Ecopsychology — A Reconnaissance
Part One: PSYCHOLOGY
1. “Please, Sir, May I Have Some More?”
	Anna in the Aisles of Plenty
	Can the Earth Afford Us?
	The Clash of Ideologies
	Scare Tactics and Guilt Trips
	In-Here/Out-There
	The Boundaries of the Ego
2. Modern Psychology In Search Of Its Soul
	Bart Simpson and the Tiger
	The Third Outrage
	Collusive Madness
	Thanatos
	Normative Alienation
	The Denatured Environment
	The Psyche and the Biosphere
3. Stone Age Psychiatry: A Speculative Reconstruction
	Eye of Newt, Toe of Frog
	The Sacramental Realm
	A Fragment of Historic Truth
	The Environmental Context
	Ecological Madness
	The Sense Sublime
	Science and the Sacred
Part Two: COSMOLOGY
4. Mind in the Cosmos: Agnosticism and the Anthropic Principle
	The Politics of Godlessness
	Matter, Chance, Eternity
	Matter Transcends Itself
	The Ambiguities of Randomness
	The History of Time
	One Thousand Monkeys
	Cosmic Coincidences and the Fitness of the Environment
	The Credulity Index
5. Anima Mundi: The Search for Gaia
	The Many Faces of Mother Earth
	The Cosmic Housekeeper
	The Alchemical Mistress
	The Goddess Goes High Tech
	“Mere” Metaphors, \"Real” Mechanisms
	An Autopoietic Gaian World
	Learning from Gaia
6. Where God Used to Be: Deep Systems and the New Deism
	The Whole Is Equal To ... ?
	The Art and Science of Systems
	The Higher Reductionism
	The Ghost in the Machine
	Deep Systems
	The Old Deism and the New
7. The Human Frontier: The Meaning of Omega
	The Billions and the Billionths
	Time’s New Arrow
	The Paradox of Dissipative Creation
	Satan’s Anus
	Noosphere or Neurosisphere?
	Ecological Hierarchy
	Imago Mundi
	The Microcosm Redrawn
Part Three: ECOLOGY
8. City Pox and the Patriarchal Ego
	Urbanism in Extremis
	The Madness of Cities
	The Dream of Savage Wisdom
	Neolithic Conservatism and the Ethical Unconscious
	Deep Systems, Deep Ecology
	Paleolithic Conservatism and Feminist Spirituality
	The Trouble with Men
	Recapturing the Pnrruuve
9. The Neon Telephone: The Moral Equivalent of Wretched Excess
	A Product is a Product is a Product
	The Age of Democratic Luxury
	Plenitude
	Utopian Transformations
	Ecology, Ethics, Aesthetics
	Fools of God
10. Narcissism Revisited
	The Wall
	The Great Refusal
	Spanking Narcissus
	The Eupsychun Vision
	Socrates and Freud
	The Rights of Self-Knowledge
11. Toward an Ecological Ego
	The Strength of the Ego
	The Wisdom of the Id
	The Perfect Environment
	The Enchanted Child
	The Ecological Unconscious
12. Attending the Planet
	The Promethean Interval
	Where Shall We Hear the Voice?
	The Question of Scale
	A Congress of Unauthorized Identities
Epilogue: Ecopsychology—The Principles
Appendix: God and Cosmology
Notes
Bibliography
Index