CARNAL: Eco-Ethical Articulations of Body, Meat, and Flesh

- Nature understood as raw, wild and potentially enchanted place where the ethical task is to hold back allowing nature space.
- Nature as something that we as humans must take care of, but where we can and should also develop technologies that contribute to solving the climate crises.
- Nature as something we are closely intertwined with because human culture is also part of nature.
Mikkel Gabriel Christoffersen. “Climate Shame: What Is It, Does It Matter, and How Do We Handle It?” Dialog: A Journal of Theology 64:1 (March 2025). https://doi.org/10.1111/dial.12875.
Mikkel Gabriel Christoffersen. “Environmental Shame and the Solidarity of Creation Theology”. In Redeeming the Sense of the Universal: Scandinavian Creation Theology on Politics and Ecology, redigeret af Trygve Wyller, Johanna Gustafsson Lundberg, og Niels Henrik Gregersen, 279–92. Research in Contemporary Religion 39. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht, 2025.
Cecilie Rubow: “Three Ecologies in Danish Eco-Theology”. In Redeeming the Sense of the Universal: Scandinavian Creation Theology on Politics and Ecology. Eds. Trygve Wylller, Johanna Gustafsson Lundberg & Niels Henrik Gregersen. Research in Contemporary Religion vol. 37. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 2024, 251-263.
Niels Henrik Gregersen. “A Wealth of Resonance and Dissonance: K.E. Løgstrup and Hartmut Rosa”. In Redeeming the Sense of the Universal: Scandinavian Creation Theology on Politics and Ecology. Eds. Trygve Wylller, Johanna Gustafsson Lundberg & Niels Henrik Gregersen. Research in Contemporary Religion vol. 37. Göttingen: Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht 2024, 225-249.
Researchers
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Anders Skou Jørgensen | PhD Fellow | +4535328447 | |
Cecilie Rubow | Associate Professor | +4535323568 | |
Matti Weisdorf | Postdoc | +4535332039 | |
Mikkel Gabriel Christoffersen | Associate Professor | ||
Niels Henrik Gregersen | Professor | +4535323681 |
Funded by:
CARNAL: Eco-Ethical Articulations of Body, Meat, and Flesh has received funding from THE VELUX FOUNDATION
Project: CARNAL: Eco-Ethical Articulations of Body, Meat, and Flesh
Period: 2024 - 2027