How does hypermodernity disconnect us from nature, body, and place? This insightful work delves into the historical roots of our contemporary world, tracing the lineage of modern thought. It presents a compelling argument for an emergent ‘ecological postmodern’ ethos, offering profound pathways to reconnection. Discover critical insights into building a more sustainable and grounded existence. Essential reading for environmental philosophers, social critics, and anyone seeking to understand and reshape modern society.