Author: Dai Shi
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The book is undoubtedly a highly regarded work in environmental ethics and related fields, thanks to its compelling and typical case studies, in-depth theoretical analysis, and rigorous and complete structure. It holds immense potential value not only for students but also for government decision-makers and the general public. This book serves as an excellent introduction to contemporary environmental ethics. The author goes further on the levels of political science and economics, providing a precise examination of the philosophical debates underlying environmental issues. The outstanding case studies capture the deep philosophical and ethical divisions in major environmental problems, offering rich material for discussion. The theories covered range from Aristotle to contemporary "deep ecology" and "eco-feminism," making it a model textbook that perfectly blends case studies with theoretical exploration.
Environmental Ethics – An Introduction to Environmental Philosophy (Third Edition)
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