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This book takes a renewed perspective on the concept of "limits", which is often central to contemporary ecological and environmental concerns. The limits we already face – pandemics, natural disasters, conflicts – testify to the deterioration of our living conditions and the impoverishment of our experience of nature. The articles collected here propose an original conception of ecology, questioning the way we inhabit the world based on practical and sensitive approaches. Together, each article – narratives, poetic renditions, philosophical and literary analyses – offers a new reading of our relationship with ecology, and invites us to push back boundaries by unleashing our imagination. Beyond that, they highlight the need to pool such experiences to rethink our lifestyles and our collective ways of doing things.

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