Worship and wilderness : culture, religion, and law in the management of public lands and resources
Weaves together the teachings on nature and the sacred among indigenous and immigrant culture groups in the United States, the relevant constitutional history of religion and government action, and analyzes the relevant constitutional history of religion and government action as well as contemporary conflicts over culture, religion, and public lands management. [back cover]
1 online resource (x, 341 pages)
9780299180836, 9781282788244, 9786612788246, 0299180832, 1282788248, 6612788240
669520384
Culture and spirituality
Full circle : return to the source
Contemplation and connection : indigenous spirituality and the environment
Nautre as haven, nature as Hades : the role of wilderness in immigrant religions
Law
Culture and justice : nature and the rule of law in the "New World"
Of walls and windows : church-state separation and religious accommodation
Management of public lands and resources
Rising to Heaven or risen from Hell? Culture, conflict, and consensus at Devil's Tower National Monument
Other spaces, other cases : worship and multiple-use management of public lands. Birthing the woolly cow : the contested legal reconstruction of the American bison
Conservation and cultural renewal : hunting, gathering, and cleansing the waters
Pacific Rim variations : between East and West
Charting a common course
Coming home : Euro-Americans and contemplative rediscovery of the "New World"
The National commons as sacred space : making peace in the field and defending it in court
Electronic reproduction, [Place of publication not identified], HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010
English
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