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This text examines the challenges of ecological thought for the assumptions within the traditions of social and political theory. Ecological concerns are often grafted onto existing approaches, but this book examines how the fundamental questions raised by a green perspective transform the terms of reference of modern thinking. Mark J. Smith outlines the distinctive features of ecological thought and examines two contentious areas of environmental ethics: the obligations for present generations to future generations and the relationship of human to non-human animals. Through these case…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1998University of Minnesota Press · 107 pages · 9780816633012
- Other · English · 1998Open University Press,rsity Press · 107 pages · 9780335196043
Human ecologyPhilosophyEnvironmental ethicsGreen movementUmweltethikUmweltschutz






