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A new environmental ethics : the next millennium for life on earth

Summary: No one looking ahead at the middle of the last century could have foreseen the extent and the importance of the ensuing environmental crises. Now, more than a decade into the next century, no one can ignore it. This work offers clear, powerful, and oftentimes moving thoughts from one of the first and most respected philosophers to write on the environment. The author, an early and leading pioneer in studying the moral relationship between humans and the Earth, surveys the full spectrum of approaches in the field of environmental ethics. This book, however, is not simply a judicious overview. Instead, it offers critical assessments of contemporary academic accounts and draws on a lifetime of research and experience to suggest an outlook for the future. As a result, this focused, forward-looking analysis teaches its readers to be responsible global citizens, and residents of their landscape, helping ensure that the future we have will be the one we wish for. -- From p. [i] of text.

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  • ISBN: 9780415884846
  • ISBN: 0415884845
  • ISBN: 9780415884839
  • ISBN: 0415884837
  • ISBN: 9780203804339
  • ISBN: 0203804333
  • Physical Description: print
    viii, 244 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm
  • Publisher: New York : Routledge, 2012.

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Bibliography, etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note: The Environmental Turn. BP oil spill disaster -- Global warming -- Sustainability -- Environmental justice -- Toxics, pollutants, invasives -- Living locally: green and grassroots -- Biodiversity -- Lynn White: dominion of man -- Ecofeminism: the woman's touch -- Animal welfare: Peter Singer, Tom Reagan -- Environmental ethics: philosophers wake up -- Aldo Leopold, Rachel Carson, John Muir. -- Humans: People on Their Landscapes. Environmental health: skin in, skin out -- Sustainable development -- Domesticated landscapes: "Man the Measure" -- Anthropocene epoch: managed Earth and end of Nature? -- Urban, rural, wild: three-dimensional persons -- Human dignity on Earth: part of or apart from Nature. -- Animals: Beasts in Flesh and Blood. Somebody there? : encountering Individual animals -- Environmental ethics and animal welfare -- On the hunt: killing, eating, respecting wild beasts -- Domestic animals: from cows to poodles -- Zoos: caged beasts on display -- Research animals: experimenting for animal/human good. -- Organisms: Respect for Life. The buggy planet: the little things that run the world -- Plants: nothing matters! never mind? -- Genetic value: smart (cybernetic) genes -- Invasive exotics: plants way out of place -- Respect for life: biocentrism -- Respect for life: naturalizing values/ virtues.
Subject: Environmental ethics

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A New Environmental Ethics : The Next Millennium for Life on Earth
A New Environmental Ethics : The Next Millennium for Life on Earth
by Rolston III, Holmes
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A New Environmental Ethics : The Next Millennium for Life on Earth

SectionSection DescriptionPage Number
Prefacep. vii
Acknowledgmentsp. ix
1The Environmental Turnp. 1
1    BP Oil Spill Disasterp. 2
2    Global Warmingp. 4
3    Sustainabilityp. 6
4    Environmental Justicep. 8
5    Toxics, Pollutants, Invasivesp. 10
6    Living Locally: Green and Grassrootsp. 12
7    Biodiversityp. 13
8    Lynn White: Dominion of Manp. 14
9    Ecofeminism: The Woman's Touchp. 15
10    Animal Welfare: Peter Singer, Tom Reaganp. 18
11    Environmental Ethics: Philosophers Wake Upp. 19
12    Aldo Leopold, Rachel Carson, John Muirp. 20
2Humans: People on their Landscapesp. 32
1    Environmental Health: Skin In, Skin Outp. 33
2    Sustainable Developmentp. 36
3    Domesticated Landscapes: "Man the Measure"p. 40
4    Anthropocene Epoch: Managed Earth and End of Nature?p. 44
5    Urban, Rural, Wild-Three-Dimensional Personsp. 48
6    Human Dignity on Earth: Part of or Apart from Naturep. 52
3Animals: Beasts in Flesh and Bloodp. 63
1    Somebody There? Encountering Individual Animalsp. 64
2    Environmental Ethics and Animal Welfarep. 66
3    On the Hunt: Killing, Eating, Respecting Wild Beastsp. 68
4    Domestic Animals: From Cows to Poodlesp. 75
5    Zoos: Caged Beasts on Displayp. 82
6    Research Animals: Experimenting for Animal/Human Goodp. 86
4Organisms: Respect for Lifep. 93
1    The Buggy Planet: The Little Things that Run the Worldp. 95
2    Plants: Nothing Matters! Never Mind?p. 96
3    Genetic Value: Smart (Cybernetic) Genesp. 103
4    Invasive Exotics: Plants Way Out of Placep. 107
5    Respect for Life: Biocentrismp. 110
6    Respect for Life: Naturalizing Values/Virtuesp. 113
5Species and Biodiversity: Lifelines in Jeopardyp. 126
1    Science-The Is Question: What Are Species?p. 126
2    Ethics-The Ought Question: Ought We to Save Species?p. 130
3    Enforcing Saving Species: The Endangered Species Actp. 135
4    Natural and Anthropogenic Extinctionp. 138
5    Biodiversity: More than Speciesp. 143
6    Biodiversity vs. Humans: Win-Win? Win-Lose? Lose-Lose?p. 148
6Ecosystems: The Land Ethicp. 158
1    Ecosystems: The Is Questionp. 159
2    Ecosystems: The Ought Questionp. 166
3    Ecological/Environmental Economicsp. 168
4    Wilderness: The World that Runs Itselfp. 173
5    Nature: Found? Constructed? Re-constructedp. 178
6    Environmental Policy: Ecosystem Management-Once and Future Naturep. 185
7Earth: Ethics on the Home Planetp. 194
1    Humans as Earthlings: Unique Species on a Unique Planetp. 196
2    Global Capitalism: Just? Fair? Enough!p. 199
3    Global Population: Full Earth?p. 207
4    Global Warming: Too Hot To Handle!p. 210
5    Sustainable Biosphere: Ultimate Survivalp. 217
6    Future Generations on the Planet with Promisep. 220
Indexp. 227
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