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Layered habitats: An evolutionary model for present-day recreational needs by Stoltz, Jonathan

“…Urbanisation and lifestyle-related illnesses increase globally. This highlights the need to shape modern human habitats to support basic recreational needs,…”
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Salutogenic Affordances and Sustainability: Multiple Benefits With Edible Forest Gardens in Urban Green Spaces by Stoltz, Jonathan, Schaffer, Christina

“…With increased urbanization, ecological challenges such as climate change and loss of biodiversity, and stress-related disorders globally posing a major threat…”
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Evaluating Patients’ Preferences for Dental Clinic Waiting Area Design and the Impact on Perceived Stress by Emami, Milad, Pazhouhanfar, Mahdieh, Stoltz, Jonathan

“…The waiting area in dental clinics is a known source of stress for patients. However, positive distractions and comfortable design elements might reduce stress…”
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Favourite places for outdoor recreation: Weak correlations between perceived qualities and structural landscape characteristics in Swedish PPGIS study by Stoltz, Jonathan, Lehto, Carl, Hedblom, Marcus

“…Connections between outdoor recreation and various health and well‐being benefits are well established. However, questions remain regarding which landscape…”
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Health-Promoting Nature-Based Paradigms in Urban Planning by Grahn, Patrik, Stoltz, Jonathan, Skärbäck, Erik, Bengtsson, Anna

“…Since the 19th century, urban planning has largely been guided by ambitions to improve the population’s wellbeing and living conditions. Parks and green areas…”
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Forests for Health Promotion: Future Developments of Salutogenic Properties in Managed Boreal Forests by Jonathan Stoltz, Daniel Burgas, Maria Potterf, Rémi Duflot, Kyle Eyvindson, Birgit M. Probst, Astor Toraño-Caicoya, Mikko Mönkkönen, Mats Gyllin, Patrik Grahn, Tord Snäll

“…Visits to forests can improve human health and well-being through various mechanisms. They can support the immune system, promote physical activity, and…”
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How forests may support psychological restoration: Modelling forest characteristics based on perceptions of forestry experts and the general public by Probst, Birgit M., Toraño Caicoya, Astor, Hilmers, Torben, Ramisch, Kilian, Snäll, Tord, Stoltz, Jonathan, Grahn, Patrik, Suda, Michael

“…Spending time in forests benefits human well‐being, but the importance of forest characteristics on well‐being is unclear. This knowledge could help guide…”
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Gettier and Factivity in Indo-Tibetan Epistemology by Stoltz, Jonathan

“…The similarities between contemporary externalist theories of knowledge and classical Indian and Tibetan theories of knowledge are striking. Drawing on…”
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Perceived sensory dimensions: An evidence-based approach to greenspace aesthetics by Stoltz, Jonathan, Grahn, Patrik

“…[Display omitted] •An historical account for the recognition of people’s need for urban nature.•Discusses the need for evidence-based approaches to greenspace…”
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Sakya Pandita and the Status of Concepts by Stoltz, Jonathan

“…The thirteenth-century Tibetan thinker Sakya Pandita was a diehard supporter of nominalism with respect to abstract entities. Here, two arguments given by…”
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A Companion to Buddhist Philosophy by Emmanuel, Steven M

“…A Companion to Buddhist Philosophyis the most comprehensive single volume on the subject available; it offers the very latest scholarship to create a…”
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The Ecological Healthcare Benefits and Influences of Plant Communities in Urban Wetland Parks by Huijun Feng, Jing An, Haoyun Wang, Xiongyi Miao, Guangbing Yang, Hongbo Feng, Yuxiang Wu, Xuyang Ma

“…Plant communities in urban wetland parks (UWP) have significant eco-healthcare benefits in terms of regulating the climate and improving the human living…”
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Planning for restorative forests: describing stress-reducing qualities of forest stands using available forest stand data by Stoltz, Jonathan, Lundell, Ylva, Skärbäck, Erik, van den Bosch, Matilda Annerstedt, Grahn, Patrik, Nordström, Eva-Maria, Dolling, Ann

“…Research suggests that certain forest environments can contribute to lower stress levels in humans. This might be increasingly important to consider given the…”
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Teaching & Learning Guide for: Buddhist Epistemology by Stoltz, Jonathan

“…This guide accompanies the following article: Buddhist Epistemology: The Study of , Religion Compass 3/4 (2009), pp. 537–548, 10.1111/j.1749‐8171.2009.00145.x…”
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Buddhist Epistemology: The Study of Pram?ṇa by Stoltz, Jonathan

“…Epistemology – the study of the nature and scope of knowledge – has been an integral topic in Indian and Tibetan Buddhist scholastic communities for the past…”
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Buddhist Epistemology: The Study of Pramana by Stoltz, Jonathan

“…Epistemology - the study of the nature and scope of knowledge - has been an integral topic in Indian and Tibetan Buddhist scholastic communities for the past…”
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Forests for wood production and stress recovery: trade-offs in long-term forest management planning by Nordström, Eva-Maria, Dolling, Ann, Skärbäck, Erik, Stoltz, Jonathan, Grahn, Patrik, Lundell, Ylva

“…Forests play an important role, contributing to human health and well-being as environments for recreation and rehabilitation. Stress has become a significant…”
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Cognition, Phenomenal Character, and Intentionality in Tibetan Buddhism by Stoltz, Jonathan

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Forests for wood production and human wellbeing – what are the trade-offs in long-term forest management planning? by Nordström, Eva-Maria, Lundell, Ylva, Stoltz, Jonathan, Skärbäck, Erik, van den Bosch, Matilda, Grahn, Patrik, Dolling, Ann

“…Social values of forests are increasingly recognized as important objectives in forest management planning. For instance, forests contribute to human health…”
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Cognition, Phenomenal Character, and Intentionality in Tibetan Buddhism by Stoltz, Jonathan

“…This chapter elucidates one small sliver of the developments within the philosophy of mind. It has the dual aim of (a) clarifying Chaba's account of cognition…”
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