Titlebook: Radical Environmentalism; Nature, Identity and John Cianchi Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2015 A

NEG

頭腦冷靜

可憎

,‘I Talked to My Tree and He Talked Back’: Activism, Nature and Meaning-making,formation about the research participants. It develops a research to gather the kind of data needed to shed light on the research questions and explores how to interpret the stories that were told. The first half of the chapter is largely theoretical, while the second half reflects upon my experiences interviewing activists.

Chameleon

Detoxification

Innovative

Connection: The Formation of Relationships with Nature,other marine life. Her description of forming a relationship with a lizard extends my earlier reflection upon the temporal element of developing sensitivity to nature. Isabella was asked to tell a story about an experience communicating with an animal:

起草

Anhydrous

大溝

舊石器

,‘I Talked to My Tree and He Talked Back’: Activism, Nature and Meaning-making, radical environmentalism, realised that not enough attention is given to the nature activists defend and developed three concepts to help understand what is going on when radical environmentalists defend nature. This chapter describes how the research was undertaken and provides some demographic in