Enlivenment

Andreas Weber's "Enlivenment" proposes a paradigm shift in our understanding of life, moving beyond the limitations of Enlightenment thinking.

The book argues for a more holistic and experiential approach to biology, emphasizing the subjective aliveness of organisms.

Weber challenges the mechanistic view of life, advocating for a recognition of the inherent creativity and agency of living beings.

He explores the interconnectedness of life and the importance of relationality in understanding ecological systems.

The book calls for a renewed appreciation of the intrinsic value of life and a more ethical approach to our relationship with the natural world.