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Peter Reason is a writer and a sailor and professor Emeritus at the University of Bath. His work links the tradition of nature writing with the ecological crisis of our times, drawing on scientific, ecological, philosophical and spiritual sources. Peter lives in Bath, UK.
In his years at the University of Bath, Peter Reason rose to
prominence as a brave pioneer of Action Research - a participative
approach to scholarly and whole-life inquiry, that refuted narrow
reductionism. Now, in this meditatively written and richly
interwoven account, he takes his inquiry further. Sailing his boat
around the seas of Celtic lands, Reason gleans insights into these
our troubled times, as glimpsed through the cracks of a deeper
grace belonging to this planet Earth.--Prof. Alastair McIntosh,
author of Poacher's Pilgrimage: An Island Journey
Peter Reason puts to sea in a purposeful wandering. This man in a
boat is on an ecological pilgrimage and apart from having the
skills and temperament to avoid capsize and deadly rocks, to
weather storms and just not drown in a wild ocean that has us
landlubbers shaking in our boots, there is work to do. How do you
explore a deeper connection with the wild, the more-than-human
world? How can a spiritual response to Nature support the pragmatic
prevention of those destructive impulses that are causing such a
dreadful state of affairs in the natural world? How do you
articulate an experience of those unexpected and spontaneous sacred
moments? This account from the liminal edge between these notions
goes much further than anyone contemplating a sightseeing voyage
would dare.--Paul Evans, author of Field Notes from the Edge:
Journeys through Britain's wilderness
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