Ethics and the Environment

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Richard E. Hart
University Press of America, 1992 - Environmental ethics - 140 pages
Ethics and the Environment includes contributions from distinguished philosophers, humanists, politicians, geologists, chemists and physicists. This volume opens with an historical and philosophical background to provide a basis for discussion of significant contemporary changes in ethical theory. Key themes and concepts in the environmental ethics debate are addressed, including property rights, organism and community, and environmentalist values. The political and legislative dimensions of environmental issues are analyzed. The book concludes with discussion of two environmental problems that affect Long Island, nuclear energy and safe water supply. Contributors: E. Shirk, M. Soupios, A. Berleant, C. Mooney, D. Sprintzen, E. Katz, E. Walther, the Honorable P.G. Halpin, T. Goldfard, J. Kluewer, R. Watson, and J. Kane. Co-published with the Long Island Philosophical Society.

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PAPERS AND COMMENTARIES
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Soupios Greek Philosophy and
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A Berleant Human Being and Natural World
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Richard E. Hart is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Bloomfield College.

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