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This plantation aesthetic reveals deep worry over the threat African slavery poses to the imagined idea of English plantations as idealized agrarian life
but also of content and form
Helga de la Motte-Haber
Stebnicki's book draws on five years of original research to provide a repertory of self-care strategies designed to increase personal resiliency and decrease counselor burnout and fatigue
and losses inherent to English and Dutch settlers in the 1600s
Evocations of Grace Robert C. Green This plantation aesthetic reveals deepAs early as 1954 well before such popular books as Rachel Carson's Silent Spring the influential Lutheran theologian Joseph Sittler wrote on the need to think about "a theology for earth." Perhaps most famous for his eloquent and provocative address "Called to Unity" given at the 1961 World Council of Churches assembly in New Delhi, Sittler prophetically and insistently gave voice to what he called "ecological commitment as theological
