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Ecopoiesis : a new perspective for the expressive and creative arts therapies in the 21st century / edited by Stephen K. Levine and Alexander Kopytin ; foreword by Shaun McNiff.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- McNiff, Shaun, author of introduction.
- Language:
- English
- Spanish
- Subjects (All):
- Art therapy.
- Arts--Therapeutic use.
- Arts.
- Ecology in art.
- Nature--Therapeutic use.
- Nature.
- Art Therapy.
- Ecology.
- Medical Subjects:
- Art Therapy.
- Ecology.
- Nature.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (338 pages) : illustrations.
- Other Title:
- New Perspective for the Expressive and Creative Arts Therapies in the 21st Century.
- Place of Publication:
- London, UK ; Philadelphia : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2022.
- Language Note:
- English text with poem in Spanish with parallel English translation from the Spanish.
- Summary:
- Part 1: In search of the eco-human paradigm in expressive arts, therapy, and education. 1. The awakening roar of beauty / Sally Atkins -- 2. Nature-assisted creative arts therapies and the paradigm change: what arts therapists can do in the face of new global challenges -- 3. Ecopoiesis: towards a poietic ecology / Stephen K. Levine -- The role of attention in expressive art and nature-based healing / Madeline M. Rugh -- Culture and nature: the play of ecopoiesis / Varvara Sidorova -- Part 2. Integrating ecological and sustainable development perspectives in expressive/creative arts therapies practice with individuals, groups, and communities. 6. Wandering the beautiful trail: ecopoiesis in ecological art therapy / Beverley A'Court -- 7. Making sense of solastalgia through therapeutic eco-scenography / Eliza Sweeney -- 8. Ecological/nature-assisted art therapy with war veterans: how nature can heal the trauma of war / Alexey Lebedev and Alexander Kopytin -- 9. Walking the common place of commemoration / Pamela Whitaker -- 10. Re-imaging art therapy in the global crisis: storm clouds and silver linings / Monica Carpendale -- 11. Coronavirus as a rite of passage: finding cures for "colonialvirus"through expressive arts-based research / Gracelynn Chung-Yan Lau -- 12. A process-oriented approach to nature in the context of ecological art therapy / Ruth Hampe -- 13. Natural and artistic aspects of art therapy / Monika Wigger -- 14. From Ikebana to botanical arranging: artistic, therapeutic, and spiritual alignment with nature / Alexander Kopytin and Tony Yu Zhou -- Part 3. Sustainable development and eco-human perspectives in the contemporary arts. 15. Interview with Newton Harrison / The interviewers: Alexander Kopytin and Stephen K. Levine -- 16. sensorium: the voice of the world ocean-the thinking / Newton Harrison -- Interview with Teagan White / The interviewer: Alexandra Dvornikova -- Interview with Diana Sudyka / The interviewer: Alexandra Dvornikova -- Interview with Beverley A'Court / The interviewer: Alexander Kopytin -- The vital exodus: exodo vital / Judith Alalu L. and Odette A. Velez V.
- Contents:
- Part 1: In search of the eco-human paradigm in expressive arts, therapy, and education. 1. The awakening roar of beauty / Sally Atkins
- 2. Nature-assisted creative arts therapies and the paradigm change: what arts therapists can do in the face of new global challenges
- 3. Ecopoiesis: towards a poietic ecology / Stephen K. Levine
- The role of attention in expressive art and nature-based healing / Madeline M. Rugh
- Culture and nature: the play of ecopoiesis / Varvara Sidorova
- Part 2. Integrating ecological and sustainable development perspectives in expressive/creative arts therapies practice with individuals, groups, and communities. 6. Wandering the beautiful trail: ecopoiesis in ecological art therapy / Beverley A'Court
- 7. Making sense of solastalgia through therapeutic eco-scenography / Eliza Sweeney
- 8. Ecological/nature-assisted art therapy with war veterans: how nature can heal the trauma of war / Alexey Lebedev and Alexander Kopytin
- 9. Walking the common place of commemoration / Pamela Whitaker
- 10. Re-imaging art therapy in the global crisis: storm clouds and silver linings / Monica Carpendale
- 11. Coronavirus as a rite of passage: finding cures for "colonialvirus"through expressive arts-based research / Gracelynn Chung-Yan Lau
- 12. A process-oriented approach to nature in the context of ecological art therapy / Ruth Hampe
- 13. Natural and artistic aspects of art therapy / Monika Wigger
- 14. From Ikebana to botanical arranging: artistic, therapeutic, and spiritual alignment with nature / Alexander Kopytin and Tony Yu Zhou
- Part 3. Sustainable development and eco-human perspectives in the contemporary arts. 15. Interview with Newton Harrison / The interviewers: Alexander Kopytin and Stephen K. Levine
- 16. sensorium: the voice of the world ocean-the thinking / Newton Harrison
- Interview with Teagan White / The interviewer: Alexandra Dvornikova
- Interview with Diana Sudyka / The interviewer: Alexandra Dvornikova
- Interview with Beverley A'Court / The interviewer: Alexander Kopytin
- The vital exodus: exodo vital / Judith Alalu L. and Odette A. Velez V.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 1-78775-994-6
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