AcknowledgmentsPreface, Volume OneContributors Part 1 Mythic Origins of Nature and Humanity Reflection The Story of Isis: How Did the Egyptian Goddess Become Unveiled? Piotr Osóbka 1 Man in Nature/Nature in Man: The Experience of Life in Ancient Greece from the Mythological Perspective of Karl Kerényi Arkadiusz Kubiak 2 On the Constellation of Myths: The Literary and Philosophical Project of Human Nature, Based on Works of Roberto Calasso Adriana Wierzba 3 Planetary Myth: The Necessity or the Example of Contemporary Cultural Utopia in Joseph Campbell Krzysztof Glod 4 Psychological Anthropology of the Early Slavs: A Naturalistic Slavic Conception of Human Development Andrzej Pankalla, Konrad Kosnik and Jacek Stasiorczyk Part 2 Insights from Nature/Natural Insights 5 Man and Nature in the Painting of Caspar David Friedrich Leon Miodooski 6 Body: My Place between Nature and Myself Pawel Korobczak 7 Eating according to Nature: Justifying Robbery Randall Auxier and Eli Kramer Part 3 Orphic and Promethean Perspectives on Nature 8 Contemplative Science: An Orphic Way of Living according to Nature for Facing the Environmental and Climate Crisis Barbara Rogala 9 Between and Beyond the Promethean and the Orphic: On the Nature-Politics Relationship in the Anthropocene Urszula Lisowska 10 Between Prometheus and Orpheus: The Naturalis Conversio from the Anthropocene to the Chthulucene Gianfranco Ferraro 11 From Where Does One Speak of How Nature Speaks? Lucio Angelo Privitello Index.