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The EcoSystemic Return: An Anthology for Now

Editor : Hugh Palmer, Editor : Lorna Edwards

Table of Contents

Foreword
Tracey Laszloffy

Preface

Introduction
Hugh Palmer and Lorna Edwards

1. Where did the Eco go in Systemic Practice?
Hugh Palmer

2. Rewilding Systemic Practice
Chiara Santin

3. Deep Donkey and Dadirri. Asking Creatura out to Play
Roger Duncan

4. Lines of Flight
Justine van Lawick

5. TRe-Membering and Naturing my Life and Work in a Fifth Province
Imelda McCarthy

6. Pandemic Disease and Systems Theory. An Ecological View.
Stan Amaladas and Ray Becvar

7. In Relationship with a Virus: An Argument for "New" Materialist Thinking to be Introduced into Systemic Thinking and an Argument for Why It Has Always Already Been There
Mark Huhnen

8. African Indigenous Oral Traditional Endarkened Feminist Practice: Indigenous Knowledge on the Wrong Side of Matter
Julia Jude

9. Transmaterial Worlding. Beyond Human Systems
Gail Simon & Leah Salter

10. Reclaiming the Relationship with Bodily Knowing through Movement in Nature
Lorna Edwards, Andreas Breden, Chiara Santin, Justine Van Lawick and Erik van der Elst

11. Rambling Reflections
Leah Salter

12. The Water Table
Lisen Kebbe

12. Moving Mountains
Gail Simon

13. 'The Systemic Crisis of Climate Change: Clinical and Political Reflections' (2013) and 'The EcoSystemic Return: Clinical and Political Implications' (2021)
Philip Kearney

14. "Think Different" to Prevent Extinction. Connecting Gregory Bateson's Cybernetic Epistemology with Posthumanism
Hugh Palmer