vol 7, no 2 - 2002

published: 2002-01-01

editorial

telling our stories

bob jickling

pp. 5-7
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articles

the tree of meaning and the work of ecological linguistics

robert bringhurst

pp. 9-22
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in search of tawny grammar: poetics, landscape and embodied ways of knowing

rishma dunlop

pp. 23-37
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towards a phenomenology of dwelling

lisa guenther

pp. 38-46
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four faces of story

louise profeit-leblanc

pp. 47-54
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what kind of education should you experience at a university

edmund oâ‚¬sullivan

pp. 54-72
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gilbert white never came this far south: naturalist knowledge and the limits of universalist environmental education.

andrew brookes

pp. 73-87
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the moral epistemology of first nations stories

jim cheney

pp. 88-100
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weaving cloths: research design in contexts of transformation

heila lotz-sisitka

pp. 101-124
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childrenâ‚¬s wild animal stories and inter-species bonds

leesa fawcett

pp. 125-139
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narrative, knowing, and emerging methodologies in environmental education research: issues of quality

paul hart

pp. 140-165
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wild berwyn or coy nature reserve - a changing landscape

ronald johnston

pp. 166-178
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lessons from environmental education: developing strategies for public consultation within the georgia basin futures project

janet moore

pp. 179-192
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my name is walker: an environmental resistance exodus

joe sheridan

pp. 193-206
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outdoor environmental education in the united kingdom: a conceptual framework of epistemological diversity and its educational implications

robbie nicol

pp. 207-223
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listening to the landscape: interpretive planning for ecological literacy

lesley p. curthoys, brent cuthbertson

pp. 224-240
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itâ‚¬s not just what you say, but how you say it: an exploration of the moral dimensions of metaphor and the phenomenology of narrative

traci warkentin

pp. 241-255
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the stories(woman) teachers tell: seven years of community-action-oriented environmental education in the north of portugal

patricia joyce fontes

pp. 256-268
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snail trails and science tales: inventing scientific knowledge

richard ponzio, a. michael marzolla

pp. 269-281
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vol 7, no 2 - 2002

editorial

telling our stories

articles

the tree of meaning and the work of ecological linguistics

in search of tawny grammar: poetics, landscape and embodied ways of knowing

towards a phenomenology of dwelling

four faces of story

what kind of education should you experience at a university

gilbert white never came this far south: naturalist knowledge and the limits of universalist environmental education.

the moral epistemology of first nations stories

weaving cloths: research design in contexts of transformation

childrenâ‚¬s wild animal stories and inter-species bonds

narrative, knowing, and emerging methodologies in environmental education research: issues of quality

wild berwyn or coy nature reserve - a changing landscape

lessons from environmental education: developing strategies for public consultation within the georgia basin futures project

my name is walker: an environmental resistance exodus

outdoor environmental education in the united kingdom: a conceptual framework of epistemological diversity and its educational implications

listening to the landscape: interpretive planning for ecological literacy

itâ‚¬s not just what you say, but how you say it: an exploration of the moral dimensions of metaphor and the phenomenology of narrative

the stories(woman) teachers tell: seven years of community-action-oriented environmental education in the north of portugal

snail trails and science tales: inventing scientific knowledge

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