[PeDAGoG] Integrating Science and Spirit in Marine Bioregionalism - new REDWeb article

[Pooja Kishinani]

Dear friends,

We have a new article
<https://radicalecologicaldemocracy.org/tides-of-thought-integrating-science-and-spirit-in-marine-bioregionalism/>
 on REDWeb co-authored by John Kurien, D. Nandakumar and Nalini Nayak.

*Tides of Thought: Integrating Science and Spirit in Marine Bioregionalism*
<https://radicalecologicaldemocracy.org/tides-of-thought-integrating-science-and-spirit-in-marine-bioregionalism/>

While Western perspectives often focus on the “what” and “how” of the coast
and ocean, Eastern perspectives delve into the “why”— the deeper meanings
and spiritual significance beyond the observable. In our latest article,
the authors propose that integrating these two perspectives – empirical
knowledge and spiritual insight – creates a narrative for marine
bioregionalism that is both scientifically compelling and emotionally
resonant.

Read it here:
https://radicalecologicaldemocracy.org/tides-of-thought-integrating-science-and-spirit-in-marine-bioregionalism/


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Happy reading!

In solidarity,
Pooja
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