Wildness at Heart - the Predator/Prey Relationship: What Humans Can Learn from Horses About Being Whole
Location
Bunch Library, Leu Art Gallery
Presentation Type
Presentation
Start Date
17-9-2009 11:00 AM
Description
As we find ourselves more and more separated from the rhythms of nature and the power of our own embodied living, are we losing some of our ability to be restored by the world and the creatures around us? Are bounds possible between species that can teach us about ourselves and our world? Come explore the possibilities through focus on the relationships between horses and humans.
Recommended Citation
Skeen, Judy, "Wildness at Heart - the Predator/Prey Relationship: What Humans Can Learn from Horses About Being Whole" (2009). Humanities Symposium. 15.
https://repository.belmont.edu/humanities_symposium/2009/2009/15
Wildness at Heart - the Predator/Prey Relationship: What Humans Can Learn from Horses About Being Whole
Bunch Library, Leu Art Gallery
As we find ourselves more and more separated from the rhythms of nature and the power of our own embodied living, are we losing some of our ability to be restored by the world and the creatures around us? Are bounds possible between species that can teach us about ourselves and our world? Come explore the possibilities through focus on the relationships between horses and humans.
Comments
Convocation Credit: Academic Lecture