Part 1: Variations in Eco-Imagination: Digital, Virtual and Artificial.- Chapter 1: The Mind-Object Identity (MOI) as a Foundation for an Onto-Phenomenology Endorsing a Sustainable and Adaptive Environmental Ethics. Prof. RICCARDO MANZOTTI, IULM University, Milan (Italy).- Chapter 2: Re-Imagining Fire. Incendiary Environments and Burning Bodies. Dr. GIULIO GALIMBERTI, State University, Milan (Italy).
- Chapter 3: Eco-Imagination and Phenomenology of Quantum Physics. Prof. MAMOUKA DOLIDZE, State University of Tblisi (Georgia).- Chapter 4: Towards a Phenomenology of "Embodied Imagination": from Merleau-Ponty to Virtual Reality. Dr. GIULIA ANDREINI, IULM University, Milan (Italy).- Chapter 5: Hermeneutics of Social Media Influence on Perception and Imagination. Dr.
TATIANA DAVYDOVA, A.r.t.e.s. University of Cologne (Germany).- Chapter 6: The Virtual Eco-Image: A New Form of Hybrid Life. Prof.
ROBERTO DIODATO, Catholic University, Milan (Italy).- Chapter 7: Neurophenomenological Perspectives on Artificial Imagination. Dr. MARIA RAFFA, IULM University, Milan (Italy).- Part 2: Eco-Imagination in Literature, Architecture and the Arts.- Chapter 8: Rethinking Literature: an Atlas for the Ecological Imagination. Prof. TOMMASO ARIEMMA, Academy of Fine Arts of Lecce (Italy).
- Chapter 9: Ben Okri's phenomenological eco-imagination in Every Leaf a Hallelujah (2021): Retracing the paths into "the rites of vision and truth" for sustainability. Prof. ROSEMARY GRAY, University of Pretoria (South Africa).- Chapter 10: Space and Society. Eco-Imagining Participatory Processes for the Valorization of Common Goods. Arch. FRANCESCO CALZOLAIO, Venti di Cultura Association, Venice (Italy).- Chapter 11: "Creating Human Space".
Exploring Eco-phenomenology with Dietrich von Hildebrand and Roman Ingarden. Dr. GIUDITTA CORBELLA, Catholic University of Milan (Italy).- Chapter 12: Eco Centric City Planning and Its Distortions: Imagination Rejects Urban Sprawl, Time Dualism, and the Monastery. MICHAEL KAZANJIAN, Independent Scholar.- Chapter 13: Imagining Architecture. Prof. KIMIYO MURATA-SORACI, Tama University, Tokyo (Japan).
- Chapter 14: Ontopoetic and Cosmic Dimensions in Paul Klee's Works: Imagination and Creative Dynamics. Dr. INETA KIVLE, University of Latvia.- Chapter 15: The Process of Mentalization in Peter Fonagy's Approach and the Formation of Eco-Imagination through Artistic Expression: a Challenge of the Present for the Future. Dr. MINA SEHDEV, University of Macerata (Italy).- Chapter 16: Phenomenological Insight into Ecotopian Imagination. Prof.
VELGA VEVERE, University of Latvia.