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The Work Is Becoming a Place
What ecological intentionality is beginning to mean beyond the dissertation
7 hrs ago
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Sam Harrelson
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September 2026
What Looking Harder Can’t Show
A black walnut, Edith Stein, the Spartanburg grid, and where ecological intentionality stands now
Sep 28
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Sam Harrelson
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What the Number Lets Us See
Water, air, and the problem of seeing an AI data center whole
Sep 22
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Sam Harrelson
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What Prosperity Has to Hold
Jobs, education, environment, and the lived ecology that holds them together.
Sep 20
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Sam Harrelson
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When Seeing Is Not Enough
The Valara hearing, dust on houses, and what happens after a community has learned to see.
Sep 18
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Sam Harrelson
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When Harm Has to Mean It
What disappears when ecological responsibility begins and ends with what we meant to do?
Sep 17
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Sam Harrelson
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Field Notes While the Philosophy Is Still Becoming
Why I built a public Black Walnut field notebook for ecological intentionality
Sep 13
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Sam Harrelson
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The Days of a Tree: Labor Not in Vain
Honea Path, resurrection, and the work whose meaning exceeds visible success
Sep 7
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Sam Harrelson
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Practice Resurrection
On the Passing of Wendell Berry
Sep 1
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Sam Harrelson
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August 2026
What We Ask of the Water
Meditation at Unitarian Universalist Church of Spartanburg on Withdrawal, Empathy, and Who's in the Room When the Ask Gets Made
Aug 24
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Sam Harrelson
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What the High Place Is For
South Pine Street, the long-distance neighbor, and the view from above
Aug 22
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Sam Harrelson
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What It Seems Like From Here
A council chamber, a data center on South Pine, a memo about perception, and the difference between how a thing seems and what a body knows.
Aug 20
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Sam Harrelson
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