Earth Talk: A Few Qualities Common to Traditionally Oral, Indigenous Cultures - David Abram
A short Schumacher College Earth Talk on shared features of traditionally oral, indigenous cultures.
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Cultural ecologist and philosopher, author of The Spell of the Sensuous, whose work returns perception to the more-than-human world.
Cultural ecologist and philosopher, author of The Spell of the Sensuous, whose work returns perception to the more-than-human world.
“To live is to dance with an unknown partner whose steps we can never wholly predict, to improvise within a field of forces whose shifting qualities we may feel as they play across our skin, or as they pulse between our cells, yet whose ultimate nature we can never grasp or possess in thought.”David Abram
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Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
A short Schumacher College Earth Talk on shared features of traditionally oral, indigenous cultures.
A public dialogue between Abram and biologist Merlin Sheldrake hosted by Cambridge's CRASSH.
Abram's lecture at Harvard Divinity School linking breath, climate and consciousness.
A full-length talk for the Garrison Institute on ecological consciousness and our relations beyond the human.
Talks, guided meditations and podcast conversations, playing from the platform this teacher publishes them on.
Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee interviews Abram about animism and the sensory life of the more-than-human world.
From the podcast Emergence Magazine Podcast
A conversation on embodied perception that includes Abram reading from his book Becoming Animal.
From the podcast Embodiment Matters Podcast
Adam Weymouth talks with Abram about the ecology of the senses and how words shape perception of the world.
From the podcast Spoken Earth
Sharon Blackie's podcast episode with Abram, described on the page as a cultural ecologist and geophilosopher.
From the podcast This Mythic Life
The recognition that no self, body or living thing exists in isolation, and that healing, for a person or a planet, begins by remembering our belonging to the whole.
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