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2021
Biophilia is defined as the innate attraction that humans have to nature. Studies in a wide range of disciplines, from psychology to medicine to design, have concluded that connecting to natural environments greatly improves well-being and health outcomes for people.
Gail Hansen, Joseli Macedo
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Biophilia is defined as the innate attraction that humans have to nature. Studies in a wide range of disciplines, from psychology to medicine to design, have concluded that connecting to natural environments greatly improves well-being and health outcomes for people.
Gail Hansen, Joseli Macedo
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Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2023 A meta-analysis of physiological stress responses to natural environments: Biophilia and Stress Recovery Theory ...
Phillip Roös +2 more
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‘Nature and I are Two’: A Critical Examination of the Biophilia Hypothesis
Environmental Values, 2011 In 1984, Edward O. Wilson proposed the idea that natural selection has resulted in an adaptive love of life-forms and life-like processes ('biophilia') in humans.
Yannick Joye, Andreas De Block
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The importance of urban gardens in supporting children's biophilia
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, 2017 This file contains three datasets used in research paper: Hand, K.L., Freeman, C., Seddon, P.J., Recio, M.R., Stein, A. and van Heezik, Y., 2016. The importance of urban gardens in supporting children's biophilia. Proceedings of the National Academy of
Philip Seddon +2 more
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Proceedings of the 2019 4th International Conference on Distance Education and Learning, 2019
Two samples of children, one having low exposure to ecological environments and another one having high exposure to ecological environments, were required to take a semantic concept mental representation study by using a natural semantic net technique.
Claudia Jaquelina Gonzalez +2 more
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Two samples of children, one having low exposure to ecological environments and another one having high exposure to ecological environments, were required to take a semantic concept mental representation study by using a natural semantic net technique.
Claudia Jaquelina Gonzalez +2 more
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2021
This first chapter introduces the Theory of Biophilia, which argues that a crucial relationship exists among all species, both human and non-human. This theory is unique in that it emphasizes an almost reverent collaboration of all life on the planet Earth toward a common need to survive, rather than their apparent hostility and competitiveness.
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This first chapter introduces the Theory of Biophilia, which argues that a crucial relationship exists among all species, both human and non-human. This theory is unique in that it emphasizes an almost reverent collaboration of all life on the planet Earth toward a common need to survive, rather than their apparent hostility and competitiveness.
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2021
Chapter 2 expands the concept of biophilia to encompass an awe for the majesty of creation beyond the Earth's biosphere. Also treated in this chapter is the need for a new ethics that is more inclusive of the unknown, much as the Theory of Biophilia calls for more inclusion of the unrepresented.
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Chapter 2 expands the concept of biophilia to encompass an awe for the majesty of creation beyond the Earth's biosphere. Also treated in this chapter is the need for a new ethics that is more inclusive of the unknown, much as the Theory of Biophilia calls for more inclusion of the unrepresented.
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