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111Robert Elliott, faking nature: The ethics of environmental restoration (review)Journal of Value Inquiry 34 (1): 129-133. 2000.
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47Through the looking-glass: Environmentalism and the problem of freedom (review)Journal of Value Inquiry 36 (1): 29-43. 2002.
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4Ingrid Leman Stefanovic and Stephen Bede Scharper, eds. The Natural City: Re-Envisioning the Built Environment (review)Environmental Ethics 35 (4): 503-504. 2013.
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9Darwinian Humanism and the End of NatureEnvironmental Values 18 (2). 2009.Darwinian humanism proposes that environmental philosophers pursue their work in full recognition of an irreducible ambiguity at the heart of human experience: we may legitimately regard moral action as fully free and fully natural at the same time, since neither perspective can be taken as the whole truth. A serious objection to this proposal holds that freedom and nature may be unified as an organic whole, and their unity posited as a matter of substantive truth, by appeal to teleology. In par…Read more
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30The ethics of metropolitan growth: A frameworkPhilosophy and Geography 7 (2). 2004.Although debates about the shape and future of the built environment are usually cast in economic and political terms, they also have an irreducible ethical component that stands in need of careful examination. This paper is the report of an exploratory study in descriptive ethics carried out in Atlanta, Georgia. Archival sources and semi-structured interviews provide the basis for identifying and sorting the diverse value judgments and value conflicts that come into play in a rapidly growing me…Read more
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Areas of Interest
Normative Ethics |
Social and Political Philosophy |