Mitchell Thomashow

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Mitchell S. Thomashow is an author, educator, environmentalist, theoretician, and philosopher specializing in bridging the practices of ecology and spirituality. He is currently the President of Unity College (Maine) in Unity (town), Maine, and was previously Chair of the Doctoral Program in Environmental Studies and Associate Dean for Institutional Advancement at Antioch University New England. He helped to found Whole Terrain: Journal of Reflective Environmental Practice. Thomashow's major influences include Abraham Joshua Heschel.

Works

• Ecological Identity: Becoming a Reflective Environmentalist (1996)
• Bringing the Biosphere Home: Learning to Perceive Global Environmental Change (2003)

References

• Speakers Guide
• Unity Biography

External links

• Whole Terrain Volume 1: Towards Mindful Environmental Practice
• Whole Terrain Volume 7: Transience and Permanence Forever Unfolding
• Whole Terrain Volume 9: Introduction

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