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James J. Farrell. The Nature of College
The Frameworks. 1) The Culture of Nature
2) Consumption, Materials, and Materialism
3) The Moral Ecology of Everyday Life
4) Institutionalizing Environmentalism
5) The Nature of Hope
6) Words and Worlds
A Final Note: “Us” and “Them”
Alarming: The Cultural Work of Clocks
Past Time
Future Time
Nature’s Time
Sacred Time
Shit Happens: The Call of Nature
The Artificial Waterfall
The Social Construction of Showers
The Natural Resources of Showers
Mirror Image: The Nature of Looking Good
The Student Body
Waking Up to Responsibility
The Social Construction of Necessity
The Landscape of a Dorm Room
The Extensive Ecology of Stuff
Educated for Ignorance
“Murketing”
The Really Good Life
Getting Over Stuff
Habits and Habitats
The Common Sense of Clothes
The Common Sense of College Clothes
The Nature of Jeans
The Impact of Jeans
The Nature of Laundry
Making New Clothes
The Hidden Curriculum of the Cafeteria
The Agriculture of the Cafeteria
Systems of Food
Global Foodshed
The Nature of Hamburgers
You Want Fries with That?
Eating as if Nature Mattered
Vegetarianism and “Vergetarianism”
Locavores
Organic foods
Permaculture
Mindfulness
Composting
The Politics of Food
Growing into Cars
The Common Sense of Cars
The Uncommon Sense of Cars
The Real Cost of Cars
Money
Road Kill
Places
Pollution
Climate
Driving to a Sustainable Future
Television: A Way of Seeing the World
The Common Sense of TV
The Lessons of TV
The Nature of TV
Nature Channels
Nature Channeled
The Nature of News
The Nature of Weather
The Nature of Advertising
The Nature of Consciousness (and Conscience)
Watching TV—Really Watching It
The Nature of Computing
The Nature of Facebook
Profile
Friends and Connections
The Nature of Distraction
Nature on Facebook
Nature in Facebook: The Materialism of Immaterialism
The Nature in Screens
Wasted
The Nature of “The Cloud”
The Virtues of the Virtual
A Delicate Balance
Reversing Reverse Adaptation
Placebook
The Nature of Parties
The Cultural Work of Parties
Alcohol
Work and Play
Boredom
Spontaneity
Footprint
Wildness and the Preservation of the World
Fun-damentalism and Environmentalism
Pursuing Happiness
Hook-up Culture
Cultural Scripts
The Anatomy of Sex and Love
Romantic Love and the Market of Romance
The Nature of Fertility
Good Sex on a Good Planet: Making Love as if Nature Mattered
Good Sex
Biophilia
The Spiritual Life of College Students
Religion as a Natural Resource for Environmentalism
1.) Creation and Creativity
2.) Sacramentality
3.) Mysticism
4.) Sabbath
5.) Love
6.) Rituals of Community
7.) Vocation
8.) Stewardship
9.) Simple Living
10.)The Prophetic Tradition
A Culture of Silence
”Found difficult, and left untried”
How College Students Think About Politics
“I’m Not Political”
Cynicism and Optimism and Friendliness
Purity
Partisanship
Irrelevance
Ignorance
Efficacy
Time Poverty
Higher Education and “Sitizenship”
Exceptions
New Politics, Net Politics
The Individualization of Responsibility
The Institutionalization of Responsibility
Training for an Ecological Revolution
Making History on Campus: What’s Happening
Making History on Campus: What’s Not Happening
Making Environmental History: What Could Happen
Commons Sense for College Culture
Note to Prelude
Notes to Introduction
Notes to Chapter 1
Notes to Chapter 2
Notes to Chapter 3
Notes to Chapter 4
Notes to Chapter 5
Notes to Chapter 6
Notes to Chapter 7
Notes to Chapter 8
Notes to Chapter 9
Notes to Chapter 10
Notes to Chapter 11
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