Justifying a respect for nature
Environmental Ethics 4 (3):255-260 (1982)
| Abstract | Paul W. Taylor has proposed a foundational structure for developing a respect for nature. This structure appears to go weIl beyond what is needed to justify such respect. The intricacies and nuances of life on Earth can gain our respect without attempting the impossible task of abandoning our human perspective or a particular interest in our own species | |||||||||
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