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ecopaganism  

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  • Ecopaganism is a catch-all generic term, which explains a type of spirituality informing some U.K. activists' “lifeworlds.” Other useful terms include anarchist animists and political pagans. Ecopaganism as practice is focused on protection, for example, of the group, of the self, of threatened land, of threatened peoples. [Source: Encyclopedia of Activism and Social Justice; Ecopaganism]

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