“If mind belongs to humans alone, then stones, trees, and streams become mere objects of human tinkering. We can plunder the earth's resources with impunity, treating creeks and mountaintops in Kentucky or rivers in India or forests in northwest America… — Priscilla Stuckey Copy Share Image
“[But] just as unseen worlds unfold to those who read a book, so worlds hidden to hurried sight unfold to those who choose to… — Priscilla Stuckey Copy Share Image
“If mind belongs to humans alone, then stones, trees, and streams become mere objects of human tinkering. We can plunder the earth's resources with… — Priscilla Stuckey Copy Share Image
“And here lies the crux of the matter: to say that nature is personal may mean not so much seeing the world differently as… — Priscilla Stuckey Copy Share Image