Nature in Common?: Environmental Ethics and the Contested Foundations of Environmental Policy

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Philadelphia: Temple University Press (2009)
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This important book brings together leading environmental thinkers to debate a central conflict within environmental philosophy: Should we appreciate nature ...

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GF21.N36 2009

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Convergence and divergence: the convergence hypothesis twenty years later.Bryan G. Norton
Convergence and ecological restoration: a counterexample.Eric Katz
Convergence in an agrarian key.Paul B. Thompson
Convergence in environmental values: an empirical and conceptual defense.Ben A. Minteer & Robert E. Manning
Converging versus reconstituting environmental ethics.I. I. I. Holmes Rolston
Converging versus reconstituting environmental ethics.I. I. I. Rolston
Does a public environmental philosophy need convergence hypothesis?Andrew Light
Environmental ethics and future generations.Douglas Maclean
The convergence hypothesis falsified: implicit intrinsic value, operational rights, and de facto standing in the endangered species act.J. Baird Callicott
The importance of creating an applied environmental ethics: lessons learned from climate change.Donald A. Brown
Unity among environmentalists? Debating the values-policy link in environmental ethics.Ben A. Minteer
Who is converging with whom? An open letter to Professor Bryan Norton from a policy wonk.Daniel Sarewitz
Convergence in environmental values: An empirical and conceptual defense.  (pages 47 – 60)Ben A. Minteer & Robert E. Manning
Convergence and Contextualism.  (pages 87-100)Bryan G. Norton
Convergence and contextualism: some clarifications and a reply to Steverson.  (pages 87-100)Bryan G. Norton
Contextualism and Norton's convergence hypothesis.  (pages 135-150)Brian K. Steverson
Contextualism and Norton’s Convergence Hypothesis.  (pages 135-150)Brian K. Steverson
The Relevance of Environmental Ethical Theories for Policy Making.  (pages 135-148)Mikael Stenmark
The relevance of environmental ethical theories for policy making.  (pages 135-148)Mikael Stenmark
Why Norton's approach is insufficient for environmental ethics.  (pages 279-297)Laura Westra
Why Norton’s Approach is Insufficient for Environmental Ethics.  (pages 279-297)Laura Westra

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