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Kant's Strategic Importance for Environmental Ethics
In Kant and Applied Ethics. Oxford, UK: Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 45–70 (2011)
Abstract
This chapter contains sections titled: Natural Purposiveness in the Critique of Judgment Furthering Nature's Purposes: The Stewardship Model The Value of Nature for Humanity Considering Future Generations Beauty as a Symbol of Morality Preserving the Sublime Developing Kantian Virtues Norton's Convergence Hypothesis and Light's Practical Pluralism The Appeal to Common Sense Kant's Place in the Debate over Environmental Policy.
Kant's strategic importance for environmental ethics Kant's concern for animal welfare, similarity to human beings Kant's theory, duties, animals and environment unity of humans and the natural world environmental ethics, unity of humans and the natural world value of nature for humanity implications of Kant's moral theory, against poisoning the air upsetting ecosystems, and consequences for human beings Kant, that future‐directed environmental harm, morally wrong Kant's understanding of the sublime for conservationism
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