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5 SUSTAINABILITY AND MORAL PLURALISM

From the book The Philosophy of the Environment

  • Mary Midgley
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781474400374-007
© 2022, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh
From the book
The Philosophy of the Environment
The Philosophy of the Environment

Chapters in this book (15)

Frontmatter
CONTENTS
CONTRIBUTORS
INTRODUCTION: RESPECTING NATURE ENVIRONMENTAL THINKING IN THE LIGHT OF PHILOSOPHICAL THEORY
1 PLATONISM AND THE GODS OF PLACE
2 NATURE FOR REAL: IS NATURE A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT?
3 TRIVIAL AND SERIOUS IN AESTHETIC APPRECIATION OF NATURE
4 ‘ADMIRING THE HIGH MOUNTAINS’: THE AESTHETICS OF ENVIRONMENT
5 SUSTAINABILITY AND MORAL PLURALISM
6 HOW TO BASE ETHICS ON BIOLOGY
7 RESPECT FOR THE NON-HUMAN
8 CONSERVATION AND ANIMAL WELFARE
9 WHALING IN SAND COUNTY: THE MORALITY OF NORWEGIAN MINKE WHALE CATCHING
10 ZOOS REVISITED
INDEX OF NAMES
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