CES published CES Musings, an online magazine, from 2007 to 2017.
Access articles published in CES Musings by clicking the links below.
To obtain citations for these articles, refer to the Index of Articles.
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The Chronicle
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Abundance
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Thrice-Born: On the Transformation of an Expert Dufus
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On Ecovillages and the Universe Story
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We Need A Much Bigger Leap! John Bellamy Foster on Naomi Klein’s ‘No Is Not Enough’
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For Climate Cause, Trump’s Withdrawal from Paris Accord Just One Hurdle among Many
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Remembering Wm. Theodore De Bary
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The Chronicle
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Changes Coming in CES
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CES-Led Symposium with David Orr on the Long View in Addressing the Ecological Crisis
CES Musings June 2009
Thomas Berry passed away on June 1, 2009. He is being remembered in many places across North America and around the world. This issue records how students and friends of Thomas have gathered to honor the life of this remarkable teacher, writer, and sage.
CES Musings May 2009
In a visit with Thomas Berry near the end of his life, I was grounded by looking down at his familiar shoes. I had once washed mud from them, and at another time, in a moment of spiritual vertigo, I had studied his black shoes steady on the floor under the table.
CES Musings April 2009
A public protest on April 20, 2009 in Charlotte, NC, called attention to the Cliffside coal plant, a symbol of the suicidal momentum now driving collective human conduct. Cliffside is well-named in this respect, since burning coal is one of the most dangerous features of the pattern that has put us at the edge of the cliff. 44 people risked arrest through civil disobedience, stepping over an orange line drawn around Duke Energy headquarters. Attendee Alice Loyd and arrestee Lib Hutchby report their reasons for participation.
CES Musings March 2009
Christianity in its origins and in the foundational doctrine of the Trinity provides a starting point for an
ecological theology.
CES Musings February 2009
Invitation for the International Symposium on Ecological Civilization Institute of Hominology, Peking University
CES Musings January 2009
I’ve seen people return with slightly glazed eyes. I’d heard about them, those “huddled masses,” “those who live on less than a dollar a day,” “the bottom half.” Most people. But I hadn’t really seen them until I went to India. Now I understand in a new way that humans are part of nature.
CES Musings – December 2008
In this issue: “The Sixtieth Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and The Lord of the Flies,” by Jaime Vergara.
CES Musings -November 2008
In this issue: “Living in a Culture Built on Exploitation with Restlessness and Mercy,” by Alice Loyd.
CES Musings – October 2008
In this issue: “Don’t Bail Out, BUILD OUT of our Present Economic Debacle”, by Richard Register.
CES Musings – September 2008
In this issue: “The Future of the Center for Ecozoic Studies”, by Herman Greene.