Why do we feel a deep, innate connection to the natural world? This paper explores the biophilia hypothesis and the transformative power of awe, examining the psychological and philosophical implications of our bond with nature.
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1. Introduction
Our connection to nature is profound and often transformative. This paper investigates the concept of biophilia—our innate tendency to connect with nature—and the powerful emotion of awe it can inspire, exploring what this tells us about human psychology and well-being. This page is a placeholder and will be updated with more content soon.
1.1. Background
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1.2. Research Questions
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2. Methodology
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2.1. Data Collection
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2.2. Data Analysis
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3. Results
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4. Discussion
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5. Conclusion
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6. References
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