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Volume 17 · Number 3 · Pages 193–195
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The Virtues of Love, Love of Nature, and the Role of Participatory Sense-making

Geoffrey Dierckxsens & Lasse T. Bergmann

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Abstract

Open peer commentary on the article “Loving the Earth by Loving a Place: A Situated Approach to the Love of Nature” by Laura Candiotto. Abstract: We argue that Candiotto demonstrates the virtues of enactive listening in a loving epistemology making an important contribution to the field of enactive ethics. Some critical considerations are put forward concerning the concept of participatory sense-making in the current literature and its applicability to a relationship with nature.

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Dierckxsens G. & Bergmann L. T. (2022) The virtues of love, love of nature, and the role of participatory sense-making. Constructivist Foundations 17(3): 193–195. https://constructivist.info/17/3/193

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