The Embodied Inter-be(com)ing of Spirituality: The In-Between as Spiritual Sphere in Practically Wise Organizations

Küpers, Wendelin

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“…Like mindfulness, engaged 'Gelassenheit' considers the mutually constitutive dimensions of selves to complex social and political ecologies of other subjects and the world as 'inter-jectives', and letting all evolve as embodied in-between also in practically wise organizations [146].…”

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After the Anthropocene: Time and Mobility

Heikkurinen¹,

Ruuska²,

Valtonen³

et al. 2020

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Business. His research project is the phenomenology of sustainability. The focus of his work is on questions concerning ethics and technology in relation to sustainable change, and in particular in the context of food and agriculture. Toni Ruuska Postdoctoral researcher at the University of Helsinki, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, Department of Economics. Toni's research interests are located generally in political ecology and economy. In his post-doctoral research, he is studying the politics of self-sufficiency in food production. The take on the subject is philosophical, i.e., trying to understand what nature is and what kind of knowledge a subject can have of it, but also personal and practical. This is because sustainable change in self-sufficient food production is approached through alternative actions and the practices of individuals and communities by utilising an auto-ethnographic method.

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confidence: 99%