Charlene Spretnak

In a survey of the movements in modern art, statements are presented from scores of prominent modern artists about the influence of their spiritual interests on their art.

Recent discoveries about dynamic interrelatedness are causing a Relational Shift in our thinking and our institutions.

Modernity is analyzed, and the historical and contemporary eco-social corrections of wrong assumptions are examined.

Four spiritual traditions are analyzed as partial antidotes to the crises of modernity.

A progressive Catholic defends the aesthetic, symbolic, and mystical aspects of the Virgin Mary lost since the 1960s.

This book was a catalyst for the founding of the Green Party movement in the United States.

Spiritual and Green perspectives are brought to bear on core eco-social issues of being.

The (goddess-oriented) pre-Olympian myths of Greece are reconstructed, after 2500 years.

This classic anthology of the women's spirituality movement presents explorations of authentic spiritual experience.