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Foundational Essays

The documents below are all in PDF format for downloading and off-line reading.

  • Initial Ideas for CES
  • Thomas Berry’s Great Work
  • The Ecozoic Era
  • A Call for Ecozoic Societies
  • Swimme-Berry Ecozoic Vision
  • Ecozoic Ideas for the 21st Century
  • Reinventing the Human

 

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THE BIG PICTURE: GLOBAL WARMING, THE ANTHROPOCENE, AND ECOLOGICAL CIVILIZATION

Herman Greene will lead a four-session course at UNC-CH's Friday Center for Continuing Education from 10:00 am to noon on each of Thursday, March 15, 22, 29, and April 5, on the meaning of the Anthropocene and the challenge and promise of Ecological Civilization.

Register and obtain additional information here.

Fee for all four sessions: $20. UNC Retired Faculty Association Members: $5.

Session One: Global Warming – A Billion Year History (March 15)

Session Two: The Meaning of the Anthropocene – Earth Awakens (March 22)

Session Three: Competing Responses to the Anthropocene – Thomas Berry’s Ecozoic Principles (March 29)

Session Four:  The Challenge and Promise of Ecological Civilization (April 5)

Dr. Herman F. Greene has five graduate degrees — one in political science, three in theology and religion, and one in law. His began his career working for an ecumenical church agency in Chicago, followed by a 38-year career in business law in New York City, Denver and Chapel Hill. He is the Founder and President of the Center for Ecozoic Studies in Chapel Hill and has lectured internationally on ecology and culture.

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