دانلود کتاب A World Not Made for Us : Topics in Critical Environmental Philosophy

فهرست مطالب :

Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction. Environmental Philosophy: Anthropocentrism, Intrinsic Value, and Worldview Clash
Dualisms and Critical Environmental Philosophy
Structure of the Book
Part I Anthropocentrism and Philosophical Anthropology
1 Anthropocentrism, Dualism, and Models of the Human
The Meanings of Anthropocentrism
Dualisms and the “Liberation Model” of Anthropocentrism
Models of the Human and Environmental Kantianism
Pleistocene Dreams
2 The Unfinished Animal
Ecological Materialism: Embeddedness and Ontogeny
The Unfinished Animal
Action, Articulation, and Value
Part II The Intrinsic Value of Nature
3 The Problem of Intrinsic Value and the Primacy of Priorities
Intrinsic Value and Metaethics
Property and Priority Questions
Enabling Environmental Practices and Value Theory
On Value Theory
4 Environmental Values and Vital Priorities
Environmental Goods and Moral Values: Basic Principles
Two Kinds of Values
Note on the Ontology of Value
Relations Between Value Kinds
Value Relations and Affective Intensity
Principles of Prioritization: Stability and Dynamism
5 Political Ecology and Value Theory
Ecopolitics and Ethos
Forms of Social Determination
Economic Value and Ecosystem Services
Political Ecological Ethics
Part III Ecological Ontology
6 Metascientific Stances and Dependence
Environmentalism and Metascientific Stances
From Rational-Social Dualism To Unruly Complexity
Stratification and Dependence
Conclusion. A World Not Made for Us
Notes
Works Cited
Index