| Urban Wildlife Ethics: Beyond Parallel Planes |
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| The Intellectual Features and Cultural Backgrounds of Modern Environmental Ethics in China |
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| Tetsuro Watsuji's Milieu and Intergenerational Environmental Ethics |
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| Natural Meanings and Cultural Values |
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| Environmental Intergenerational Justice and the Nonidentity Problem: A Kantian Approach |
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| Gender, Agriculture, and Climate Policy in Ghana |
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| Ratiocentrism, Intrinsic Value, and the Moral Status of the Nonhuman Natural World: A Reflection on Kant's Categorical Imperative |
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| How Must I Explain to the Dolphins? An Intersectional Approach to Theorizing the Epistemology of Climate Uncertainty |
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| Paradigm Shifts of the African Worldview: Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Education |
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| Environmental Philosophy in African Traditions of Thought |
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| Cultural Ethics and Social Mediation of Environmental Action and Use of Space in Nigeria |
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| Have You Benefitted from Carbon Emissions? You May Be a Morally Objectionable Free Rider |
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| Aldo Leopold's Great Possessions |
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| Confucian Cosmological Life and its Eco-Philosophical Implications |
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| Do Species Really Matter? The Case of The Galapagos Giant Tortoise |
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| Place, Community, and the Generation of Ecological Autonomy |
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| The Oppression of Nonhuman Life: An Analysis Using the Lens of Karen Warren's Work |
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| Zhuangzi's Ecological Politics: An Integration of Humanity, Nature, and Power |
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| From Intrinsic Value to the Emotion of Wonder: The Paradigm Shift in the Construction of Chinese Environmental Ethics |
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| A Cartesian Approach to Environmental Ethics |
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| Why Does a Human, a Mammal, Have to Drink Milk of a Cow, Another Mammal? |
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| Taxonomic Chauvinism, No More! Antidotes of Hume, Darwin and Biocultural Ethics |
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| Ecocide or Environmental Self-Destruction? |
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| Motivation or First Steps Towards a Global Constitutional Convention for Future Generations |
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| Should we Use Genetic Engineering to Save Species? |
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| Urban Agriculture, Uneven Development, and Gentrification in Portland, Oregon |
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| Cohousing, Environmental Justice, and Urban Sustainability |
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| Nonhuman Climate Refugees: The Role that Urban Communities Should Play in Ensuring Ecological Resilience |
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| Walking Away from Chaco Canyon: Gift-Giving, Trust, and Environmental Decision Making in a Pre-State Urban Society |
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| Depth, Ecology and the Deep Ecology Movement - Arne Naess' Proposal for the Future |
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| Intergenerational Environmental Justice and the Problem of Non-Identity - A Kantian Approach |
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| The Problem of Environmental Democracy. Responsibility and Deliberation |
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| Climax: Biology and Ethics in Environmental Restoration |
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| Aime Bonpland: An Ethics of the Earth in the La Plata River Basin |
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| A Life Worthy of Being Called Human The Present Day Maxima by Hans Jonas |
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| Collaborative Intercontinental Dialogues: from a Necrocene to a Biocene |
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| Kant, Chakrabarty, and the Crises of the Anthropocene |
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| Artifacts and the Limitations of Moral Considerability |
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| Laudato Si, Marx, and a Human Motivation for Addressing Climate Change |
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| Climax: Biology and Ethics in Environmental Restoration |
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| Aime Bonpland: A Land Ethic in the La Plata |
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| A Life Worthy of Being Called Human: The Actuality of Hans Jonas' Maxim |
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| The Problem of Environmental Democracy: Responsibility and Deliberation |
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| Depth, Ecology, and the Deep Ecology Movement: Arne Naess's Proposal for the Future |
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| Existence Value, Preference Satisfaction, and the Ethics of Species Extinction |
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| Human Edibility, Ecological Embodiment: Plumwood and Levinas |
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| Nature's Indifference |
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| Problem Animals |
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| Is There Common Ground between Anthropocentrists and Nonanthropocentrists? |
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| Ecocide or Environmental Self-Destruction? |
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