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nature religion: a standalone construct

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Religion and ecology

Albanese's term for religious orientations in which nature is the symbolic centre and source of meaning, traced through American history.

In religion and ecology, nature religion refers to Albanese's term for religious orientations in which nature is the symbolic centre and source of meaning, traced through American history. This meaning comes from Albanese (1990) in Nature religion in America.[1]

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  1. Albanese, C. L. (1990). Nature religion in America. University Of Chicago Press. ISBN 9780226011455

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