Titlebook: Political Spirituality in the Face of Climate Collapse; Of Monsters, Megalit James W. Perkinson Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Muckal “creatures” (wood, iron, algae/zooplankton remade as plastic, plant fiber as canvas, etc.) enslaved, maimed, re-engineered, and dispossessed by market and consumption, into a vocation of revelation and offering—in keeping with the best of gospel music’s sonic innovation, transmuting ugliness and depression into beauty and inspiration.

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Menaceity as a real spiritual/material eventuality and with the ecoreciprocity and sense of limitation it more readily inculcates in cultures that still narrate the danger of excess as a central trope in their collective sensibility.

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Mulesis final epiphany is indeed a recovered monstrosity—a “God” becoming incarnate in history not merely in anthropocentric anatomy, but actually a burro-human hybridity generic and genuine to that particular local ecozone and significant of localized symbiosis in whatever unique partnerships it marshals in quite varied ecozones?

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Mitesng as question the degree to which such a coalition of winged-mites and ambulating-animals and herding-humans might be paradigmatic for recovery from the entrapments and desecration of urban imperial enslavement and oppression.

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Metropolis “envy” has now gone global and increasingly irresistible in the social media fetishization of selfies in search of “l(fā)ikes.” The eye is now panoptical in the I-phone, and the metropolitan monster-maw is planet-wide. But if not checked, its final meal will be itself.

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Mattertemporary, and interdependent—and in human form, especially, symbiotic with all else in a given local eco-zone and echoed with greatest magnificence precisely where struggle has been most trenchant and reprehensible? And all of it emergent from and disappearing back into a mothering void?

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Book 2024an emerging monstrosity destroying both human culture and the world. How we re-envision and revalue, at our critical juncture, our inescapable interdependence with the more-than-human world as peer and teacher and even “elder,” is the central theme that throbs below the surface of the very disparate topics commanding attention in each chapter..

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