Contents
SECTION I: LOCATING THE RESEARCH PROJECT
Chapter 2: Eco-Paganism Literature review
Chapter 3: Embodied Cognition Literature review (revised)
Chapter 4: Embodied Situated Cognition: A Synthesis
Chapter 5: Embodied Philosophy: My Ontological and Epistemological Grounding
Chapter 6: Research Design and Methodology
SECTION II: FIELDWORK
Section II Introduction: Between Protest Site and Urban Life: The Spectrum of Eco-Pagan Practice
Chapter 7: “You’re not studying it – you’re living it”: An Autoethnography
Chapter 8: Listening to the Threshold Brook: Urban Eco-Paganism
Chapter 9: The Power of Place: Protest Site Eco-Paganism
Chapter 10: Eco-Paganism: A "sacred relationship with the world"
SECTION III: CONCLUSION
APPENDICES
Appendix 1: Original Aims and Objectives
Appendix 2: Focusing - The Six Steps
References
References to works outside this thesis use the Harvard system. References to
titles of thesis chapters are given in the text in single quotes, while references
to sections of chapters are italicized.
List of figures and illustrations
Fig. 1: The Cognitive Iceberg
Fig. 2: Embodied Metaphor and Habitus
Fig. 3: Focusing and the Felt Sense
Fig. 4: The Trance State
Fig. 5: The Duck/Rabbit Drawing
Fig. 6: The Hermeneutic Circle
Fig. 7. Topic guide showing notes on chronemic and paralinguistic aspects of
the interview
Fig. 8: A Typology of Eco-Paganism
Fig. 9: Place and Community
Table #1: Processes of Connection