This transversal, speculative work isolates a singular ecopoetical perspective, opening up an entire new field, touching upon Indian philosophy and poetry, schizoanalysis and poststructuralism, continental philosophy, and planetary thought. Few people can juxtapose the complexities of Vedic culture, ecological consciousness, and the poetic imagination to offer up a sensitive philosophical perspective responsive to our enduring ecological crisis. Those readers interested in the interstitial, exploratory and expansive excavations of thought would do well to delve into the fecund poetics of this thought-provoking book.

Professor Joff P.N. Bradley

Faculty of Foreign Languages

Teikyo University, Japan