Vol 7, No 2 - 2002

Published: 2002-01-01

Editorial

Telling Our Stories

Bob Jickling

pp. 5-7
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Articles

The Tree of Meaning and the Work of Ecological Linguistics

Robert Bringhurst

pp. 9-22
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In Search of Tawny Grammar: Poetics, Landscape and Embodied Ways of Knowing

Rishma Dunlop

pp. 23-37
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Towards a Phenomenology of Dwelling

Lisa Guenther

pp. 38-46
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Four Faces of Story

Louise Profeit-LeBlanc

pp. 47-54
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What Kind of Education Should You Experience at a University

Edmund Oâ‚¬Sullivan

pp. 54-72
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Gilbert White never came this far South: naturalist knowledge and the limits of universalist environmental education.

Andrew Brookes

pp. 73-87
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The Moral Epistemology of First Nations Stories

Jim Cheney

pp. 88-100
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Weaving Cloths: Research Design in Contexts of Transformation

Heila Lotz-Sisitka

pp. 101-124
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Childrenâ‚¬s Wild Animal Stories and Inter-species Bonds

Leesa Fawcett

pp. 125-139
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Narrative, Knowing, and Emerging Methodologies in Environmental Education Research: Issues of Quality

Paul Hart

pp. 140-165
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Wild Berwyn or Coy Nature Reserve - a Changing Landscape

Ronald Johnston

pp. 166-178
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Lessons from Environmental Education: Developing Strategies for Public Consultation within the Georgia Basin Futures Project

Janet Moore

pp. 179-192
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My Name is Walker: An Environmental Resistance Exodus

Joe Sheridan

pp. 193-206
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Outdoor Environmental Education in the United Kingdom: a Conceptual Framework of Epistemological Diversity and its Educational Implications

Robbie Nicol

pp. 207-223
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Listening to the Landscape: Interpretive Planning for Ecological Literacy

Lesley P. Curthoys, Brent Cuthbertson

pp. 224-240
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Itâ‚¬s not just what you say, but how you say it: An exploration of the moral dimensions of metaphor and the phenomenology of narrative

Traci Warkentin

pp. 241-255
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The Stories(Woman) Teachers Tell: Seven Years of Community-Action-Oriented Environmental Education in the North of Portugal

Patricia Joyce Fontes

pp. 256-268
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Snail Trails and Science Tales: Inventing Scientific Knowledge

Richard Ponzio, A. Michael Marzolla

pp. 269-281
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Vol 7, No 2 - 2002

Editorial

Telling Our Stories

Articles

The Tree of Meaning and the Work of Ecological Linguistics

In Search of Tawny Grammar: Poetics, Landscape and Embodied Ways of Knowing

Towards a Phenomenology of Dwelling

Four Faces of Story

What Kind of Education Should You Experience at a University

Gilbert White never came this far South: naturalist knowledge and the limits of universalist environmental education.

The Moral Epistemology of First Nations Stories

Weaving Cloths: Research Design in Contexts of Transformation

Childrenâ‚¬s Wild Animal Stories and Inter-species Bonds

Narrative, Knowing, and Emerging Methodologies in Environmental Education Research: Issues of Quality

Wild Berwyn or Coy Nature Reserve - a Changing Landscape

Lessons from Environmental Education: Developing Strategies for Public Consultation within the Georgia Basin Futures Project

My Name is Walker: An Environmental Resistance Exodus

Outdoor Environmental Education in the United Kingdom: a Conceptual Framework of Epistemological Diversity and its Educational Implications

Listening to the Landscape: Interpretive Planning for Ecological Literacy

Itâ‚¬s not just what you say, but how you say it: An exploration of the moral dimensions of metaphor and the phenomenology of narrative

The Stories(Woman) Teachers Tell: Seven Years of Community-Action-Oriented Environmental Education in the North of Portugal

Snail Trails and Science Tales: Inventing Scientific Knowledge

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