the green fuse /Harris

Selected Presentations, papers and publications

'Bodies of Faith' at Faith, Spirituality and Social Change Conference, University of Winchester, April 2006.

'Deep Currents: The Two Tides of Neo-Paganism' (co-presented with Dr. Welch) at American Academy of Religion Annual Meeting, Washington, USA, November 2006.

'Listening to the Body: Focusing on Embodied Knowing' at KnowledgeLab IV: How Do We Know? Nottingham University, February 2007.

'Embodied Knowing in Eco-Paganism' at the International Conference on Social and Religious Studies, Havana, Cuba, July 2007.

Bodies of Resistance: Eco-Paganism in the protest movement
Presented at the 'Society for European Philosophy' Conference on theme of 'Resistance', held at the University of Greenwich, August 2004.

Notions of Embodied Knowledge
Presentation at the University of Winchester, where I am currently engaged in post-graduate research, February 2003.

Goddess Consciousness: Dimensions of Sex, Ecology & the Sacred'
This paper was originally presented at the Lancaster University conference on 'Nature Religion Today' in April 1996.

Sacred Ecology
This paper was originally presented at Newcastle University conference, 'Paganism Today' in September 1994. It was published in 'Paganism Today' (ed. Harvey and Hardman), 1996, Harper Collins.

Towards an Embodied Ecology
Working notes on the relationship between embodied knowledge and eco-philosophy.

Additional Publications

Paganism and Neopaganisms, in preparation for forthcoming encyclopaedia "The Spirit of Sustainability", Berkshire Publishing Group.

Sacred Ecology, in Paganism: Critical Concepts in Religious Studies, (ed. Davy, B., 2009), Routledge. (Reprint of 1996 article detailed above).

Dragon Environmental Network, (2002). Article in The Encyclopaedia of Modern Witchcraft and Neo-Paganism, Citadel Press.

Dragon Environmental Network and Ecomagic, (2005). Articles in the Encyclopaedia of Religion and Nature, Continuum International Pulblishers, London and New York.

Ritual and Neopaganism (2006), (with Macha M. Nightmare), in Metaphysical, New Age, and Neopagan Movements, volume 3 of the series Introduction to New and Alternative Religions in America, Greenwood Press, Westport, CT, USA.

©Adrian Harris, adrian@gn.apc.org

Last updated: 19 July 2007

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