Wild Chiasm

Exploring the concept of wildness, the book delves into our complex relationship with nature, questioning how we perceive and engage with wild places. Drawing on the insights of phenomenologists like Maurice Merleau-Ponty, along with influences from David Abram and Gary Snyder, it articulates the intimate connection between humanity and the wild. The narrative reveals that these encounters are not only fascinating but also ethical, highlighting our deep ties to what appears radically different from ourselves.