Beschreibung
Renegotiation of identities in a 21st century world and a
resurgence of older loyalties are calling into question our
shared senses of belonging and place. How and where to feel
at home, this predicament is being pressed upon us once
again. Landscape ecologists, planners, philosophers and
theologians come together in At Home in the Future
to share their diverse perspectives on this challenging
question. Only by means of such open-hearted conversations
can we hope, in societies with complex histories and
uncertain futures, to achieve a shared understanding of what
it will mean to live together with one another and all that
there is.
John Rodwell is Honorary Research Fellow of
the Lincoln Theological Institute at the University of
Manchester, UK.
Peter Scott is Samuel Ferguson Professor of Applied Theology
and Director of the Lincoln Theological Institute at the
University of Manchester, UK.
