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Antecedents of ecospirituality across cultures
The idea that humanity and nature are spiritually connected—ecospirituality—is a core aspect of cultural and religious worldviews around the world. Sociocultural factors, like religion, urbanization, and socioeconomic status, are hypothesized to shape people’s spiritual connections with nature, yet
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