Great Tide Rising by Moore, Kathleen Dean -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Introduction: Learning to Navigate Amid Loss Preface: At Low Tide, Watching the World Go Away Part I: It’s Wrong to Wreck the World

The Power of Moral Affirmation Why It’s Wrong to Wreck the World

Thirteen Good Reasons to Save the World

Because the World Is Wonderful

Wonder, Bread

Because We Love the Children

Every Parent’s Prayer The Angel and the Duck

Because We Honor Human Rights and Justice

Part II: A Call to Care

A Love Story

At the East Fork Cabin, All Is Well

On Joyous Attention

Bear Sign The Art of Watching

An Old Worldview, a New Worldview An Ethic of the Earth

The Blue River Declaration

An Ethic of the Cosmos

One Night, of Three Hundred Sixty-Five

Ethics and Extinction

An Oath for the Wild Things The Frogs (Motet for Forty Voices)

The Rights of Nature

Pachamama’s Anger

Part III: A Call to Witness

Breaking the Silence

The Sandusky Syndrome The Duties of the Moon

Invincible Ignorance

The Logic of Denial

False Promises and Dead Ends

Adaptation Scapegoating Resilience Despair New Beauty in the Rushing Changes

The Work of Democracy

A Posthumous Interview with Edward Abbey

The Work of Science The Work of Nature Writers

Form Letter 400: Divesting from Fossil Fuels It’s a Bad Day for Rex Tillerson And Why You Must

The Work of Wilderness

In the Burnt Rubble of the Geography of Hope

Part IV: A Call to Act

Really Hard Questions We Have Met the Enemy, and Is He Us? What Can One Person Do?

After Hope, the Roar of the Lion, the Great Rising Wave

Afterword: Ring the Angelus Notes Acknowledgments