Date Volume Article Author I Author II Author III Author IV Author V
Winter, 2017 39-4Understanding the Impact of the Animal Enterprise Terrorist Act (AETA) on Animal
AdvocacyLuis Cordeiro-Rodrigues
Winter, 2017 39-4Discourse-Theoretic Democracy and the Problem of Free-Riding in Global Climate-
Change Mitigation
Antonius Bastian
Limahekin
Winter, 2017 39-4 Good Ecological Work: A Normative Account of Work for Novel Ecosystems Andrew H.R. Thompson
Winter, 2017 39-4 The Evolution of Altruism and its Significance for Environmental Ethics Peter Woodford
Winter, 2017 39-4 Coastal Conservation: Striking the Mind and the Eye Jane Duran
Winter, 2017 39-4Stephen M. Gardiner and Allen Thompson, eds.: The Oxford Handbook of
Environmental EthicsMelissa Clarke
Winter, 2017 39-4Philip Kitcher and Evelyn Fox Keller: The Seasons Alter: How to Save Our Planet in
Six ActsKathleen Dean Moore
Winter, 2017 39-4 James Miller: China's Green Religion: Daoism and the Quest for a Sustainable Future Chih-Wei Peng
Winter, 2017 39-4 Kathleen Dean Moore: Piano Tide : A Novel John Hausdoerffer
Winter, 2017 39-4 Mark Woods: Rethinking Wilderness Jay Odenbaugh
Fall, 2017 39-3 Pope Francis' Integral Ecology and Environmentalism for the Poor Cajetan Iheka
Fall, 2017 39-3 Animal Suffering in Nature: The Case for Intervention Oscar Horta
Fall, 2017 39-3 A New Way of Valuing Nature: Articulating Biomimicry amd Ecosystem Services Henry Dicks
Fall, 2017 39-3 Pachasophy : Landscape Ethics in the Central Andes Mountains of South America Roy H. May, Jr.
Fall, 2017 39-3Beyond Technological Nihilism: Reinterpreting Heidegger in Environmental
PhilosophyKalpita Bhar Paul
Fall, 2017 39-3Brianne Donaldson and Christopher Carter, eds.: The Future of Meat without
Animals Cheryl Abbate
Fall, 2017 39-3 Stephen M. Gardiner and David A. Weisbach: Debating Climate Ethics David R. Morrow
Fall, 2017 39-3Philip Cafaro: How Many is Too Many? The Progressive Argument for Reducing
Immigration into the United StatesSusan Power Bratton
Summer,
201739-2
On Moral Prioritization in Environmental Ethics: Weak Anthropocentrism for the
CityShane Epting
Summer,
201739-2 Can Chinese Philosophy Embrace Wilderness? Shan Gao
Summer,
201739-2 The Early Nietzche's Alleged Anthropocentrism A. Nolan Hatley
Summer,
201739-2
Hans Joans: Bridging the Gap between Environmental Justice and Environmental
Ethics?Jerome Ballet Damien Bazin
Summer,
201739-2 The Virtues of Gardening: A Relational Account of Environmental Virtues Angela Kallhoff Maria Schorgenhumer
Summer,
201739-2 Rejecting Amanda Machin's Complacent Democracy Rob Lawlor
Summer,
201739-2 Simon Hailwood: Alienation and Nature in Environmental Philosophy Steven Vogel
Environmental Ethics The Center for Environmental Philosophy and the University of North Texas
Summer,
201739-2 Reply to Philip Cafaro on Border Walls Gone Green John Hultgren
Winter, 2016 38-4Toward a Broadened Ethical Pluralism in Environmental Ethics: From Bryan Norton's
Discursive Ethics to William James' Experiential PluralismTom Dedeurwaerdere Benjamin Six
Winter, 2016 38-4 Individual Responsibility for Degradation: The Moral and Practical Route to Change Lantz Fleming Miller
Winter, 2016 38-4 Is Stellar Nucleosynthesis a Good Thing? Lawrence E. Cahoone
Winter, 2016 38-4Thinking the Earth: Critical Reflections on Quentin Meillassoux's and Heidegger's
Concept of the EarthVincent Blok
Winter, 2016 38-4Engaging the Sublime without Distance: Environmental Ethics and Aesthetic
ExperienceBrendan Mahoney
Winter, 2016 38-4The Religious Right's Compassionate Steward and Conservationist: The Lost
Philosophies of Pat RobersonNeall Pogue
Winter, 2016 38-4Bryon G. Norton, Sustainable Values, Sustainable Change: A Guide to
Environmental Decision MakingSteven Fesmire
Winter, 2016 38-4Lucas F. Johnston, Religion and tainability: Social Movements and the Politics of the
EnvironmentBernard Daley Zaleha
Winter, 2016 38-4Steven Vogel: Thinking like a Mall: Environmental Philosophy after the End of
NatureJeremy Bendik-Keymer
Fall, 2016 38-3Imprudence and Intergenerational Injustice: The Ongoing Vices of Opting for
Nuclear Fueled ElectricityJames Schaefer
Fall, 2016 38-3 The Case for Casuistry in Environmental Ethics Debra J. Erickson
Fall, 2016 38-3 Leopold's Land Ethic in the Sundarbans: A Phenomenological Approach Kalpita Bhar Paul Meera Baindur
Fall, 2016 38-3 Northing Really Matters: Jean-Paul Sartre, Negation, and Nature Samantha Clark
Fall, 2016 38-3Environmental Pragmatism, Community Values, and the Problem of Reprehensible
ImplicationsMark Michael
Fall, 2016 38-3 Global Distributive Justice: An Environmental Perspective Ovadia Ezra
Fall, 2016 38-3Book Reviews: Brian Treanor: Emplotting Virtue: A Narrative Approach to
Environmental Virtue EthicsAndrea R. Gammon
Fall, 2016 38-3Book Reviews: Emrys Westacott: The Wisdom of Frugality: Why Less is More-More
or LessBrian Treanor
Summer,
201638-2 The Ethics of the Meat Paradox Lars Ursin
Summer,
201638-2 Environmental Ontology in Deep Ecology and Mahayana Buddhism Chin-Fa Cheng
Summer,
201638-2 Option Value, Subsititutable Species, and Ecosystem Services Erik Persson
Summer,
201638-2
Habermas on Nature: A Postnormal Reading between Moral Intuitions and
Theoretical RestrictivenessYogi Hale Hendlin Konrad Ott
Summer,
201638-2 The Natural Contract in the Anthropocene Thomas Heyd
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Eric Katz: Anne Frank's Tree: Nature's Confrontation with Technology,
Domination , and the HolocaustRoger S. Gottlieb
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Daniel Steel: Philosophy and the Precautionary Principle: Science,
Evidence and Environmental PolicyLauren Hartzell-Nichols
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Emily Brady: The Sublime in Modern Philosophy: Aestethics, Ethics
and NatureNed Hettinger
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Dieter Birnbacher: Naturalness: Is the "Natural" Preferable to the
"Artificial"?Eric Katz
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Mary Christina Wood: Nature's Trust: An Environmental Law for a
New Ecological AgeDonald A. Brown
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Gary Varner: Personhood, Ethics, and Animal Cognition: Situating
Animals in Hare's Two-Level UtiltarianismRobert Streiffer
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Peter Cannavo and Joseph Lane, ed.: Engaging Nature:
Environmentalism and the Political Theory CanonAmy Linch
Spring, 2016 38-1 Traditional Chinese Confucianism and Taoism and Current Environmental Education Mei-Hsiang Lin
Spring, 2016 38-1 Nietzsche and Ecology Revisted: The Biological Basis of Value David E. Storey
Spring, 2016 38-1 Stoic Quietude: Rethinking Stoicism in Relation to the Soundscape Jonathan Parker
Spring, 2016 38-1 On the Enduring Importance of Deep Ecology Tony Lynch Stephen Norris
Spring, 2016 38-1The Turn to Virtue in Climate Ethics: Wickedness and Goodness in the
AnthropoceneWillis Jenkins
Spring, 2016 38-1 Recognizing our Place in the World Nin Kirkham
Spring, 2016 38-1Book Review: Ricardo et al., eds.: Earth Stewardship: Linking Ecology and Ethics in
Theory and PracticeMelissa Clarke
Spring, 2016 38-1Louise Westling: The Logos of the Living World: Merleau-Ponty, Animals, and
LanguageFrank Schalow
Spring, 2016 38-1 Mill's "Nature": Reply to Piers H.G. Stephens Dale E. Miller
Winter, 2015 37-4African Environmental Ethics, Indigenous Knowledge, and Environmental
ChallengesWorkineh Kelbessa
Winter, 2015 37-4 An Ontology for the Land Ethic Charles J. List
Winter, 2015 37-4 From Wilderness to Ordinary Nature: A French View on an American Debate Rémi Beau
Winter, 2015 37-4The Practical Wisdom of Permaculture: An Anthropoharmonic Phronesis for Moving
toward an Ecological EpochMark Hathaway
Winter, 2015 37-4 "It's the Economy, Stupid!" and the Environment: An Urgent Reminder Robert L. Chapman
Winter, 2015 37-4Geoengineering, Restoration, and the Construction of Nature: Oobleck and the
Meaning of Solar Radiation ManagementEric Katz
Winter, 2015 37-4Book Review: Iain McGilchrist: The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and
the Making of the Western WorldRonnie Hawkins
Winter, 2015 37-4Book Review: George Wuerthner, Eileen Crist, and Tom Butler, eds.: Keeping the
Wild: Against the Domestication of NaturePaul Keeling
Fall, 2015 37-3 Toward Special Mobility Rights for Climate Migrants Nicole Marshall
Fall, 2015 37-3Global Climate Change Justice: From Rawls' Law of Peoples to Honneth's Conditions
of FreedomShannon Brincat
Fall, 2015 37-3 The Multiple Anthropocenes: Toward Fracturing a Totalizing Discourse Christopher J. Preston
Fall, 2015 37-3 Where Value Resides: Making Ecological Value Possible Tom Greaves Rupert Read
Fall, 2015 37-3Points of Contact: Integrating Traditional and Scientific Knowledge For Biocultural
ConservationBrendan Mackey David Claudie
Fall, 2015 37-3On the Nature of "Nature": The Real Manings and Significance of John Stuart Mill's
Misunderstood EssayPiers H.G. Stephens
Fall, 2015 37-3Book Review: David Nibert: Animal Oppression and Human Violence:
Domesecration, Capitalism, and Global ConflictMatthew Calaraco
Fall, 2015 37-3Book Review: Mark Coeckelbergh: Environmental Skill: Motivation, Knowledge and
the Possibility of a Non-Romantic Environmental EthicsLouke van Wensveen
Fall, 2015 37-3Book Review: Rhuks Ako: Environmental Justice in Developing Countries:
Perspectives from Africa and Asia-PacificJoseph A. Tuminello III
Fall, 2015 37-3 Getting Real on Reproducive Rights Phillip Cafaro
Summer, 2015 37-2 Should Extinction be Forever? Restitution, Restoration, and Reviving Extinct Species Christian Diehm
Summer, 2015 37-2 Making the Ethical and Philosophical Case for "Energy Justice" Benjamin R. Jones Benjamin K. Sovacool Roman V. Sidortsov
Summer, 2015 37-2Solidarity: Does the Modern Catholic Rights Tradition have Anything to Offer
Environmental Virtue Ethics?Russ Butkus
Summer, 2015 37-2 A Gaitan Account of Environmental Ethics Emma Rush
Summer, 2015 37-2 Geoengineering, Agent-Regret, and the Lesser of Two Evils Argument Toby Svoboda
Summer, 2015 37-2 Naturalizing Sentimentalism for Environmental Ethics T.J. Kasperbauer
Summer, 2015 37-2Book Review: Daniel Botkin: The Moon in the Nautilus Shell: Discordant Harmonies
ReconsideredPhilip Cafaro
Summer, 2015 37-2 Book Review: Ronald L. Sandler: Food Ethics: The Basics Thomas Cheney
Summer, 2015 37-2Book Review: Eric Roark: Removing the Commons: A Lockean Left-Libertarian
Approach to the Just Use and Appropriation of Natural ResourcesFrank W. Derringh
Summer, 2015 37-2Book Review: Elizabeth Cripps: Climate Change and the Moral Agent: Individual
Duties in an Interdependent WorldChristopher Groves
Summer, 2015 37-2Book Review: Robert Garner: A Theory of Justice for Animals: Rights in a Nonideal
WorldTony Milligan
Summer, 2015 37-2Book Review: Whitney A Bauman: Religion and Ecology: Developing a Planetary
EthicAndrew J. Spencer
Summer, 2015 37-2Book Review: Dale Jamieson: Reason in a Dark Time: Why the Struggle Against
Climate Change Failed-And What it Means for Our FutureEric Katz
Spring, 2015 37-1 Is Natural Beauty the Given? Robert Earle
Spring, 2015 37-1 Streets to Live In: Justice, Space, and Sharing the Road Laura M. HartmanDavid Prytherch
Spring, 2015 37-1 Rediscovering and Rethinking Leopold's Green Fire Holmes Rolston, III
Spring, 2015 37-1 The Object of Respect Elizabeth Foreman
Spring, 2015 37-1 "This is Oil Country": The Tar Sands and Jacques Ellul's Theory of Technology Nathan KowalskyRandolph Haluza-DeLay
Spring, 2015 37-1 The Natural World: Naess, Doµgen, and the Question of Limits Ermine L. Algaier
Spring, 2015 37-1 Book Review: Pragmatism and Environmentalism By Hugh P. McDonald, ed. Mark A. Michael
Spring, 2015 37-1 Book Review: Sustainability By Leslie Paul Thiele John Nolt
Spring, 2015 37-1 Book Review: Leavings: Poems By Wendell Berry Jerome A. Stone
Spring, 2015 37-1 Book Review: Climate Matters: Ethics in a Warming World By John Broome Dustin Mulvaney
Spring, 2015 37-1Book Review: Religion and Ecology: Developing a Planetary Ethic By Whitney A.
BaumanAndrew J. Spencer
Winter, 2014 36-4 Rawlsian Environmental Stewardship and Intergenerational Justice Dominic Welburn
Winter, 2014 36-4 Environmental Ethics: A Catholic View John Mizzoni
Winter, 2014 36-4Land Ethics from the Borneo Tropical Rain Forests in Sarawak, Malaysia: An
Empirical and Conceptual AnalysisYee Keong Choy
Winter, 2014 36-4 Why the Standard Interpretation of the Land Ethic is Mistaken Mark Budolfson
Winter, 2014 36-4Bad Faith, Authenticity, and the Responsibilities to Future Generations: A Sartrean
ApproachKimberly S. Engels
Winter, 2014 36-4 Behaviorally Inadequate: A Situationist Critique of Environmental Virtues T. J. Kasperbauer
Winter, 2014 36-4Whale Killers and Whale Rights: the Future of the International Regulation of
WhalingJames Yeates
Winter, 2014 36-4Book Review: Between God and Green: How Evangelicals are Cultivating a Middle
Ground on Climate Change by Katharine WilkinsonChris Klassen
Winter, 2014 36-4Book Review: Open for Business: Conservatives' Opposition to Environmental
Regulation by Judith A. LayzerBen A. Minteer
Fall 2014 36-3 Sustainable Development: A Useful Family of Concepts After All Warren Bourgeois
Fall 2014 36-3 Science, Philosophy, and Policy on the Yamuna River Bidisha Mallik
Fall 2014 36-3 Environmental Philosophy in a Post-Ice Cap North Polar World Todd LeVasseur
Fall 2014 36-3 Writing Wonder: Elizabeth Bishop's Ethics of Perception Yaël Schick
Fall 2014 36-3 Individualistic Environmental Ethics: A Reduction ad Exstinctum? Greogry M. Mikkelson Colin A. Chapman
Fall 2014 36-3 Courage as an Environmental Virtue Rachel Fredericks
Fall 2014 36-3 "Nothing Truly Wild is Unclean": Muir, Misanthropy, and the Aesthetics of Dirt Simon P. James
Fall 2014 36-3Book Review: Thinking like a Planet: The Land Ethic and the Earth Ethic by J. Baird
CallicottMelissa Clarke
Fall 2014 36-3Book Review: Hinduism and Environmental Ethics: Law, Literature, and Philosophy
by Christopher G. FramarinGeoff Ashton
Fall 2014 36-3Book Review: Hunting, Fishing and Environmental Virtue: Reconnecting
Sportsmanship and Conservation by Charles G. ListRon Sandler
Fall 2014 36-3 Book Review: Consumption and its Consequences by Daniel Miller Roger J. H. King
Fall 2014 36-3Book Review: The Environment: Philosophy, Science, and Ethics by William P.
Kabasenche, et al.Wayne Ouderkirk
Fall 2014 36-3 Book Review: On the Intrinsic Value of Everything by S.A. Davidson Gregory M. Mikkelson
Fall 2014 36-3Book Review: Redacted Dominionism: A Biblical Approach to Grounding
Environmental Responsibility by Christopher ConeJerome A. Stone
Summer, 2014 36-2 The Cultural Causes Of Environmental Problems V. P. J. Arponen
Summer, 2014 36-2 The Ethical Implications of Organism-Environment Interdependency Sean Lema
Summer, 2014 36-2 Restoration, Obligation, and the Baseline Problem Alex Lee Adam Pérou Hermans Benjamin Hale
Summer, 2014 36-2Environmental Protection of Panda Habitat in the Wolong nature reserve: A Chinese
PerspectiveJi Li Yali Tan Hong Zhu Zhenyao Chai Susanna Y. F. Lo
Summer, 2014 36-2 Aristotle and the Dominion of Nature Alain Ducharme
Summer, 2014 36-2 Karma, Rebirth, and the Value of Nature Christopher G. Framarin
Summer, 2014 36-2 Book Review: Ecopyschology: Science, Totems, and the Technological Species Kenneth Worthy
Summer, 2014 36-2 Book Review: Against Ecological Sovereignty W. S. K. Cameron
Summer, 2014 36-2 Book Review: Elemental Philosophy: Earth, Air, Fir, Water as Environmental Ideas Seamus Carey
Summer, 2014 36-2 Book Review: Life on the Brink: Environmentalists Confront Overpopulation Benjamin Howe
Summer, 2014 36-2 Book Review: Environmental Philosophy Allen Thompson
Summer, 2014 36-2Book Review: Why animals Matter: Animal Consciousness animal welfare, and
Human Well-BeingAdam Shriver
Summer, 2014 36-2 Book Review: A New Environmental Ethics: the Next Millennium for life on Earth Melissa Clarke
Spring, 2014 36-1 Some Fundamentals of Conservation in South and West Africa William ForbesKwame Badu Antwi-
BoasiakoBen Dixon
Spring, 2014 36-1Can African Environmental Ethics Contribute to Environmental Policy in
Africa?Workineh Kelbessa
Spring, 2014 36-1 An African Relational Environmentalism and Moral Considerability Kevin Gary Behrens
Spring, 2014 36-1Preserving the Benin City Moats: The Interaction of Indigenous and Urban
Environmental Values and AestheticsChukwugozie Maduka
Spring, 2014 36-1Book Review: Ethical Adaptation to Climate Change: Human Welfare and
Virtues of the Future by Allen Thompson and Jeremy Bendik-KeymerCandice Delmas
Spring, 2014 36-1Book Review: Ethics for a Broken World: Imagining Philosophy after
Catastrophe by Time MulganFrank W. Derringh
Spring, 2014 36-1Book Review: Plato's Revenge: Politics in an Age of Ecology by William
OphulsYogi Hendlin
Spring, 2014 36-1Book Review: The Mindful Carnivore: A Vegetarian's Hunt for Sustenance
by Tovar CerulliLisa Kretz
Spring, 2014 36-1 Book Review: Plants as Persons: A Philosophical Bounty by Matthew Hall Todd LeVasseur
Spring, 2014 36-1Book Review: Remaking Scarcity: From Capitalist Inefficiency to Economic
Democracy by Costa PanayotakisTed Benton
Winter, 2013 35-4 Wilderness, People, and the False Charge of Misanthropy Paul Keeling
Winter, 2013 35-4Rethinking Environmental Issues in a Daoist Context: Why Daoism Is and
Is Not EnvironmentalismPaul D' Ambrosio
Winter, 2013 35-4In Search of Egocentric Sentiments: Insights from the CAD Model in Moral
Psychology Antoine C. Dussault
Winter, 2013 35-4What Might Environmental Philosophy Learn from Iris Young's Metropolitan
Regionalism?Michael Menser
Winter, 2013 35-4Defending Hans Jonas' Environmental Ethics: On the Relation
between Philosophy of Nature and EthicsJan Cornelius Schmidt
Winter, 2013 35-4 Book Review: The Ethics of Species: An Introduction by Ronald L. Sandler Daniel L. Crescenzo
Winter, 2013 35-4 Book Review: Environmental Health Ethics by David R. Resnik Hans A. Baer
Winter, 2013 35-4 Book Review: Philosophy and the Environment by Anthony O'Hear, ed. Katie McShane
Winter, 2013 35-4Book Review: Earth-Honoring Faith: Religious Ethics in a New Key by Larry
RasmussenTodd LeVasseur
Winter, 2013 35-4Book Review: Facing Nature: Levinas and Environmental Thought by William
Edeglass et al.Leah Kalmanson
Winter, 2013 35-4Book Review: The Natural City: Re-Envisioning the Built Environment by Ingrid
Leman Stefanovic and Stephen Bede Scharper, eds.Robert Kirkman
Winter, 2013 35-4Book Review: Ecological Dimension of Ethics: Research on Holmes
Rolston, III's Ideas of Environmental Ethics by Yingzi Yang and Aesthetics Shan Gao
Fall, 2013 35-3 From Intrinsic Value to Compassion: A Place-Based Ethic Bryan E. Bannon
Fall, 2013 35-3 Revitalizing Local Commons: A Democratic Approach to Collective Management Mitsuyo Toyoda
Fall, 2013 35-3 Challenging the Values of Hunting S. P. Morris
Fall, 2013 35-3 The Lynn White Thesis: Reception and Legacy Elspeth Whitney
Fall, 2013 35-3 What Ought I to Eat: Toward an Ethical Biospheric Political Economy Jeff Baldwin
Fall, 2013 35-3 Animal Epistemology and Ethics in Schopenhauerian Metaphysics Ryan Gunderson
Fall, 2013 35-3Book Review: Politics of Urban Runoff: Nature, Technology, and the Sustainable City
by Anthony KarvonenRoger J. H. King
Fall, 2013 35-3Book Review: Making Nature Whole: A History of Ecological Restoration by William
R. Jordan III and George M. LubickRobert Chapman
Fall, 2013 35-3Book Review: Re-founding Environmental Ethics: Pragmatism, Principle and Practice
by Ben A. MinteerPiers Stephens
Fall, 2013 35-3 Book Review: Adorno on Nature by Deborah Cook Andrew Biro
Fall, 2013 35-3Book Review: The Presence of Nature: A Study in Phenomenology and
Environmental Philosophy by Simon P. JamesIIan Safit
Fall, 2013 35-3Book Review: Cosmology, Ecology, and the Energy of God by Donna Bowman and
Clayton Crockett, eds.Nancy M. Rourke
Fall, 2013 35-3 In Defense of the Ark of the Possible : A Reply to Chris Nagle David Dillard-Wright
Summer, 2013 35-2 Worldviews and Their Significance for the Global Sustainable Development Debate Annick Hedlund-deWitt
Summer, 2013 35-2 Climate Change and the Concept of Shared Ecological Responsibility Martinsen Franziska Johanna Seibt
Summer, 2013 35-2 How Should We Think about Climate Justice? Derek Bell
Summer, 2013 35-2 The Human Rights Approach to Climate Change: An Overview Kristian Høyer Toft
Summer, 2013 35-2 John Rawls and Climate Justice: An Amendment to The Law of Peoples Robert Huseby
Summer, 2013 35-2Book Review: Inherited Land: The Changing Grounds of Religion and Ecology by
Whitney A. Bauman, Richard R. Bohannon II, and Kevin J. O'BrienJerome Stone
Summer, 2013 35-2Book Review: Critical Ecologies: The Frankfurt School and Contemporary
Environmental Crisis by Andrew BiroMick Smith
Summer, 2013 35-2 Book Review: The Agrarian Vision by Paul Thompson Clark Wolf
Summer, 2013 35-2Book Review: Indra's Net and the Midas Touch: Sustainability in a Connected World
by Leslie Paul ThieleSusan J. Armstrong
Spring, 2013 35-1 The Holmes Rolston, III Early Career Prize: Historical Environmental Values J. Michael Scoville
Spring, 2013 35-1Mother Nature and the Mother of All Virtues: On the Rationality of Feeling
Gratitude toward NatureKaren Bardsley
Spring, 2013 35-1 The Parable of the Bees: Beyond Proximate Causes in Ecosystem Service Valuation John Gowdy Lisi Krall Yunzhong Chen
Spring, 2013 35-1 Philosophical Histories of the Aesthetics of Nature Roger Paden Laurly K. Harmon Charles R. Milling
Spring, 2013 35-1 Restoration and Authenticity Revisited Marion Hourdequin David G. Havlick
Spring, 2013 35-1 Environmental Research Ethics Howard J. Curzer Mark Wallace Gad Perry
Spring, 2013 35-1Book Review: Unearthed: The Economic Roots of Our Environmental Crisis by
Kenneth SayreDonald A. Brown
Spring, 2013 35-1Book Review: The New Holy Wars: Economic Religion versus Environmental Religion
in Contemporary America by Robert H. NelsonBernard Daley Zaleha
Spring, 2013 35-1 Book Review: The Ethics of Global Climate Change by Denis G. Arnold Christopher Groves
Spring, 2013 35-1 Book Review: Food Justice by Robert Gottlieb and Anupama Joshi Karen A. Franck Hanaa Hamdi
Winter, 2012 34-4 South American Environmental Philosophy Ricardo Rozzi
Winter, 2012 34-4 Augusto Angel-Maya and Environmental Philosophy in Columbia Patricia Noguera
Winter, 2012 34-4 Environmental Philosophy in Brazil Amós Nascimento James Jackson Griffith
Winter, 2012 34-4 Environmental Thought in Argentina Daniel Eduardo Gutierrez
Winter, 2012 34-4 Some Initial Approaches to Environmental Philosophy in Argentina Alicia Irene Bugallo María Teresa La Valle
Winter, 2012 34-4 Approaches to Enrique Leff's Environmental Thought in Latin America Maria Luisa Eschenhagen
Winter, 2012 34-4 Latin American Environmental Thinking Enrique Leff
Winter, 2012 34-4 Book Review: The Ethics of Earth Art by Amanda Boetzkes Thomas Heyd
Winter, 2012 34-4Book Review: Environmental Inequalities beyond Borders by JoAnn Carmin and
Julian Agyeman, eds.
Jessica Christie
Ludescher
Winter, 2012 34-4 Book Review: The Ideal of Nature by Gregory E. Kaebnick, ed. Helena Siipi
Fall, 2012 34-3 Thinning the Thicket: Thick Concepts, Context, and Evaluative Frameworks Kenneth Shockley
Fall, 2012 34-3 Epistemic Norms, Moral Norms, and Nature Appreciation Robert Stecker
Fall, 2012 34-3 Metaphysical Background to Igbo Environmental Ethics Chigbo Joseph Ekwealo
Fall, 2012 34-3 Anthropocentrism, Exoplanets, and the Cosmic Perspective Neil A. Manson
Fall, 2012 34-3Foundations of Conduct: A Theory of Values and Its Implications for
EnvironmentalismWilliam Jordan, III et al.
Fall, 2012 34-3Book Review: Three Big Bangs: Matter-Energy, Life, Mind by
Holmes Rolston, IIIEric Katz
Fall, 2012 34-3Book Review: Future Ethics: Climate Change and Apocalyptic Imagination
by Stephen SkrimshireMarion Hourdequin
Fall, 2012 34-3Book Review: The Environmental Politics of Sacrifice by Michael
Maniates and John M. Meyer, eds.Robert Kirkman
Fall, 2012 34-3Book Review: Hunting—Philosophy for Everyone: In Search of the Wild Life by
Nathan Kowalsky, ed.Ty Raterman
Fall, 2012 34-3 Book Review: Nature and Altering It by Allen Verhey Jerome A. Stone
Fall, 2012 34-3Book Review: A Perfect Moral Storm: The Ethical Tragedy of Climate
Change by Stephen M. GardinerSteve Vanderheiden
Fall, 2012 34-3 Book Review: Becoming Animal: An Earthly Cosmology by David Abram Gregory Caicco
Fall, 2012 34-3Book Review: Is a Little Pollution Good for You? Incorporating
Societal Values in Environmental Research by Kevin C. ElliottLinda S. Jones
Summer, 2012 34-2 Blameworthy Environmental Beliefs Daniel C. Fouke
Summer, 2012 34-2 The Problem with Methodological Pragmatism Mark A. Michael
Summer, 2012 34-2 Can Nature Conservation Justify Sports Fishing? Dionys de Leeuw
Summer, 2012 34-2The Problem of Predator-Prey Relations and Predator Flourishing in Nussbaum's
Capabilities Approach to JusticeDaniel Crescenzo
Summer, 2012 34-2 Justifying Animal Use in Education Matt Stichter
Summer, 2012 34-2Book Review: Black on Earth: African American Eco literary Traditions by
Kimberly N. RuffinKimberly Smith
Summer, 2012 34-2Book Review: A More Perfect Union: Holistic Worldviews and the Transformation of
American Culture after World War II by Linda Sargent Wood Michael P. Nelson Adam M. Sowards
Summer, 2012 34-2Book Review: Understanding Environmental Philosophy by Andrew Brennan and Y.
S. LoFrank W. Derringh
Summer, 2012 34-2Book Review: Consuming Choices: Ethics in a Global Consumer Age by David T.
SchwartzCostas Panayotakis
Spring, 2012 34-1Nature, Natives, Nativism, and Management: Worldviews Underlying Controversies
in Invasions BiologyDaniel Simberloff
Spring, 2012 34-1Bio cultural Ethics: Recovering the Vital Links between the Inhabitants, Their Habits,
and HabitatsRicardo Rozzi
Spring, 2012 34-1 Biophilia and Biodiversity: Environmental Ethics in the Work of Stephen R. Kellert Christain Diehm
Spring, 2012 34-1 Further Adventures in the Case against Ecological Restoration Eric Katz
Spring, 2012 34-1Book Review: Metamorphoses of the Zoo: Animal Encounters after Noah by Ralph
R. AcamporaRonnie Hawkins
Spring, 2012 34-1Book Review: Bodily Natures: Science, Environment, and the Material Self by Stacy
AlaimoSerpil Oppermann
Spring, 2012 34-1Book Review: Cultivating an Ecological Conscience: Essays from a Farmer
Philosopher by Frederick L. Kirshenmann Li An Phoa
Spring, 2012 34-1Book Review: The Tangled Bank: Toward an Eco theological Ethics of Responsible
Participation by Michael S. Hogue David K. Goodin
Winter, 2011 33-4 Eco-Minimalism as a Virtue Paul Knights David Littlewood Dan Firth
Winter, 2011 33-4 Environmental Virtues and Environmental Justice Paul Haught
Winter, 2011 33-4 Let's Make It Real: In Defense of a Realistic Constructivism Manuel Arias-
Maldonado
Winter, 2011 33-4John Dewey as a Philosopher of Contingency and the Value of this Idea for
Environmental Philosophy Adam Riggio
Winter, 2011 33-4 Re-Envisioning Nature: The Role of Aesthetics in Environmental Ethics Bryan E. Bannon
Winter, 2011 33-4Book Review: The Nature Study Movement: The Forgotten Popularizer of America's
Conservation Ethic by Kevin C. ArmitageShane Ralston
Winter, 2011 33-4Book Review: Ark of the Possible: The Animal World in Merleau-Ponty by David B.
Dillard-WrightChris Nagel
Fall, 2011 33-3 Announcing the Winner of the Holmes Rolston, III Early Career Essay Prize Emily Brady Eugene C. Hargove
Fall, 2011 33-3"My Emission Make No Difference": Climate Change and the Argument from In
consequentialismJoakim Sandberg
Fall, 2011 33-3 Prudence Gone Wild: Catholic Environmental Virtue Ethics Nancy M. Rourke
Fall, 2011 33-3 Agricultural Biotechnology and Environmental Justice Kristen Hessler
Fall, 2011 33-3In Wilderness and Wildness: Recognizing and Responding with the Agency of
Relational MemoryKate Booth
Fall, 2011 33-3 Nature Religion and the Ethics of Authenticity Chris Klassen
Fall, 2011 33-3 Sober, Environmentalists, Species, and Ignorance Robin Attfield
Fall, 2011 33-3Book Review: The Decline of Nature: Environmental History and the Western
Worldview by Gilbert F. LaFreniereKara M. Schlichting
Fall, 2011 33-3 Book Review: From Bauhaus to Ecohouse by Peder Anker Roger Paden
Fall, 2011 33-3 Book Review: A Theory of Intergenerational Justice by Jörg Chet Tremmel Jana Thompson
Fall, 2011 33-3 Book Review: Environment and Citizenship by Mark J. Smith and Piya Pangsapa Dustin Mulvaney
Fall, 2011 33-3 Book Review: Dark Green Religion by Bron Taylor Eric Katz
Fall, 2011 33-3 Book Review: A Home in the World by Eilon Schwartz Kelley A. Parker
Fall, 2011 33-3Book Review: Theological Foundations for Environmental Ethics: Reconstructing
Patristic and Medieval Concepts by James SchaeferWhitney A. Bauman
Fall, 2011 33-3 Book Review: Beyond Naturalness by David N. Cole and Lauries Yung David Henderson
Summer, 2011 33-2The Other in A Sand County Almanac : Aldo Leopold's Animals and His Wild-Animal
EthicJ. Baird Callicott et al.
Summer, 2011 33-2 Humans and the Soil Daniel C. Fouke
Summer, 2011 33-2 Justice, Conflict, Capital, and Care: Oil in the Niger Delta Trish Glazebrook Anthony Kola-Olusanya
Summer, 2011 33-2 Weighing Species Gregory M. Mikkelson
Summer, 2011 33-2Sustainable Development and the Destruction of the Amazon: A Call for Universal
Responsibility
Jessica Christie
Ludescher
Summer, 2011 33-2 Book Review: Do Fish Feel Pain? By Victoria Braithwaite Gary Varner
Summer, 2011 33-2 Book Review: Animal Ethics in Context by Clare Palmer J. M. Dietrle
Spring, 2011 33-1 Neo-sentimentalism and Environmental Ethics Katie McShane
Spring, 2011 33-1Public Visions of the Human/Nature Relationship and their Implications for
Environmental EthicsMirjam de Groot et al.
Spring, 2011 33-1 Rehabilitating the Aesthetics of Nature: Hepburn and Adorno Marta Tafalla
Spring, 2011 33-1 The Critique of Consumerism in Rousseau's Emile Grace Roosevelt
Spring, 2011 33-1Book Review: The Incomplete Eco-Philosopher: Essays from the Edges of
Environmental Ethics by Anthony WestonEric Katz
Spring, 2011 33-1 Book Review: Heidegger and the Earth by Ladelle McWhorter and Gail Stenstad Tara Kennedy
Spring, 2011 33-1Book Review: Speaking for Ourselves: Environmental Justice in Canada by Julian
Agyeman et al.Annie L. Booth
Spring, 2011 33-1Book Review: The Ethics of Metropolitan Growth: The Future of Our Built
Environment by Robert KirkmanRoger J. H. King
Spring, 2011 33-1 Book Review: Human Rights and Climate Change by Stephen Humphreys Allen Thompson
Spring, 2011 33-1 Book Review: Theology, Creation, and Environmental Ethics by Whitney Bauman Lisa H. Sideris
Spring, 2011 33-1 Book Review: Do Animals Have Dispositions? Daniel Putnam
Spring, 2011 33-1Book Review: How Strong is the Environmental Argument for Reducing Immigration
to the United StatesBenjamin Howe
Winter, 2010 32-4 Intellectual Virtues in Environmental Virtue Ethics Sue P. Stafford
Winter, 2010 32-4 Planetary Collapse Disorder: The Honeybee as Potent of the Limits of the Ethical Freya Mathews
Winter, 2010 32-4Was Arne Naess Recognized as the Founder of Deep Ecology Prematurely?
Semantics and Environmental Philosophy Benjamin Howe
Winter, 2010 32-4 Epharmosis: Jean-Luc Nancy and the Political Ecology of Creation Mick Smith
Winter, 2010 32-4 Environmental Pragmatism and Environmental Philosophy: A Bad Marriage Lars Samuelsson
Winter, 2010 32-4Book Review: Saving Creation: Nature and Faith in the Life of Holmes Rolston, III by
Christopher J. PrestonRobin Attfield
Winter, 2010 32-4Book Review: Everyday Ethics and Social Change: The Education of Desire by Anna
L. PetersonRita Turner
Winter, 2010 32-4 Book Review: Why Animal Suffering Matters by Andrew Linzey Ty Raterman
Winter, 2010 32-4 Book Review: The Sacred Universe by Thomas Berry Todd LeVasseur
Winter, 2010 32-4 Book Review: Merleau-Ponty's Philosophy of Nature by Ted Toadvine Bryan Bannon
Winter, 2010 32-4 Book Review: Eco-Sufficiency and Global Justice by Ariel Salleh Costas Panayotakis
Winter, 2010 32-4 Book Review: Gaia in Turmoil by Eileen Crist and H. Bruce Rinker Frank W. Derringh
Fall, 2010 32-3 Two Arguments against Biological Interests Aaron Simmons
Fall, 2010 32-3On the Demarcation Problem and the Possibility of Environmental Ethics: A
Refutation of "A Refutation of Environmental Ethics" Lars Samuelsson
Fall, 2010 32-3 Kantianism and Mere Means Christopher A. Brown
Fall, 2010 32-3Value as Practice and the Practice of Value: Dewey's Value Theory for
Environmental EthicsPaul Ott
Fall, 2010 32-3 What is Ecofeminism Political Philosophy? Gender, Nature, and the Political Chaone Mallory
Fall, 2010 32-3Book Review: Before the Voice of Reason: Echoes of Responsibility in Merleau
Ponty's Ecology and Levina's Ethics by David Michael Kleinberg-LevinSeamus Carey
Fall, 2010 32-3 Book Review: Environmentalism in Popular Culture by Noël Sturgon Wendy Lynne Lee
Fall, 2010 32-3Book Review: Can Life Prevail? A Radical Approach to the Environmental Crisis by
Linkola PenttiJoseph Christain Greer
Fall, 2010 32-3Book Review: Conservation Refugees: The Hundred-Year Conflict between Global
Conservation and Native PeoplesPhilip Cafaro
Summer, 2010 32-2 Animal Beauty, Ethics, and Environmental Preservation Ned Hettinger
Summer, 2010 32-2 Restitutive Restoration: New Motivations for Ecological Restoration John Basl
Summer, 2010 32-2 Twenty Million Refugees and Counting: A Call for Recognition or a New Convention Shari Collins-Chobanian Eric Comerford Chris Kerlin
Summer, 2010 32-2the Role of Humility and Intrinsic Good in Preserving Endangered Species: Why
Preserve the Humpback Chub? Ian A. Smith
Summer, 2010 32-2 Ecological Imagination Steven Fesmire
Summer, 2010 32-2Book Review: Intergenerational Justice: Rights and Responsibilities in an
Intergenerational Polity by Janna ThompsonRoger Paden
Summer, 2010 32-2Book Review: Rachel Carson: Legacy and Challenge by Lisa H. Sideras and Kathleen
Dean MooreJeanne Hamming
Summer, 2010 32-2 Book Review: Eco-Theology by Celia Deane-Drummon Jerome A. Stone
Summer, 2010 32-2Book Review: Understanding Gregory Bateson: Mind, Beauty and the Sacred Earth
by Noel G. CharltonPeter Harries-Jones
Summer, 2010 32-2Book Review: American Environmental Policy, 1990-2006: Beyond Gridlock by
Christopher McGrory KlyzaDavid Schlosberg
Summer, 2010 32-2Book Review: Healing Appalachia: Sustainable Living through Appropriate
Technology by Al Fritsch and Paul GallimoreJohn Nolt
Summer, 2010 32-2Book Review: Onto-Ethology: The Animal Environments of Uexküll, Heidegger,
Merleau Ponty, and Deleuze by Brett BuchananFrank Schalow
Spring, 2010 32-1 Minding Nature: Val Plumwood's Critique of Moral Extensionism Christian Diehm
Spring, 2010 32-1 The Cinquefoil Controversy: Restoring Relics between Managers and Purists Glenn Deliège
Spring, 2010 32-1 Teaching Holism in Environmental Ethics Michael P. Nelson
Spring, 2010 32-1 To the Tenth Generation: Homer's Odyssey as Environmental Ethics Jason Bell
Spring, 2010 32-1 Of Geese and Eggs: In What Sense Should We Value Nature as a System? Philip J. Ivanhoe
Spring, 2010 32-1 Book Review: Nature in Common? By Ben Minteer Kevin C. Elliott
Spring, 2010 32-1Book Review: The Wilderness Debate Rages On: Continuing the Great New
Wilderness Debate by Michael P. Nelson and J. Baird CallicottScott Friskics
Spring, 2010 32-1Book Review: Integral Ecology: Using Multiple Perspectives on the Natural World by
Sean Esbjorn-Hargens and Michael E. ZimmermanDavid Story
Spring, 2010 32-1Book Review: Wild Justice: The Moral Lives of Animals by Marc Bekoff and Jessica
PierceJ. M. Dietrle
Spring, 2010 32-1 Book Review: Ecological Ethics and the Human Soul by Francisco J. Benzoni Susan J. Armstrong
Spring, 2010 32-1 Book Review: Animals and the Moral Community by Gary Steiner Aaron Simmons
Spring, 2010 32-1Book Review: The Virtues of Ignorance: Complexity, Sustainability, and the Limits of
Knowledge by Bill Vitek and Wes JacksonWayne Ouderkirk
Winter, 2009 31-4 Tapping Habermas's Discourse Theory for Environmental Ethics W. S. Cameron
Winter, 2009 31-4 Mencius and the Natural Environment Cecilia Wee
Winter, 2009 31-4Do Animals Have an Interest in Continued Life? In Defense of a Desire-Based
ApproachAaron Simmons
Winter, 2009 31-4 Nature of the Third Kind: Toward an Explicitly Relational Constructionism Tim B. Rogers
Winter, 2009 31-4 The Possibility of Managing for WildernessDavid Graham
Henderson
Winter, 2009 31-4Book Review: Living with Ambiguity: Religious Naturalism and the Menace of Evil by
Donald A. CosbyDavid K. Goodin
Winter, 2009 31-4Book Review: Nature and Landscape: An Introduction to Environmental Aesthetics
by Allen CarlsonFrank W. Derringh
Winter, 2009 31-4Book Review: Environmental Dilemmas: Ethical Decision Making by Robert
Mugerauer and Lynne ManzoTom Spector
Winter, 2009 31-4Book Review: The Human Right to a Green Future: Environmental Rights and
Intergenerational Justice by Richard P. HiskesAaron Lercher
Winter, 2009 31-4Book Review: Going Away to Think: Engagement, Retreat, and Eco critical
Responsibility by Scott SlovicDana Anderson
Fall, 2009 31-3 Toward a Jamesian Environmental Philosophy Piers Stephens
Fall, 2009 31-3 Ecological Goods that Obligate: A Husserlian Approach Adam Konopka
Fall, 2009 31-3 Eating One's Mother: Female Embodiment in a Toxic World Eva Simms
Fall, 2009 31-3 Why it Definitely Matters How We Encounter Nature Nicole Note
Fall, 2009 31-3 Fatal Attraction: Wilderness in Contemporary Film Martin Drenthen
Fall, 2009 31-3Book Review: Defining Environmental Justice: Theories, Movements, and Nature by
David SchlosbergCosta Panayotakis
Fall, 2009 31-3Book Review: Healing Natures, Repairing Relationships: New Perspectives on
Restoring Ecological Spaces and Consciousness by Robert L. FranceEric Katz
Fall, 2009 31-3Book Review: Encouraging Nature: Toward an Environmental Culture by Thomas
HeydSheila Lintott
Fall, 2009 31-3Book Review: The Economy of the Earth: Philosophy, Law, and the Environment by
Mark SagoffPaul Thompson
Fall, 2009 31-3Book Review: The Sustainable Development Paradox: Urban Political Economy in
the United States and Europe by Rob Krueger and David GibbsAllen Thompson
Fall, 2009 31-3 Book Review: Ethics and the Environment: An Introduction by Dale Jamieson Jason Kawall
Summer, 2009 31-2The land Ethic as an Ecological Civilizing Process: Aldo Leapold, Norbert Elias, and
Environmental PhilosophyStephen Quilley
Summer, 2009 31-2 The Move is too Good in the Environment Ethics John Nolt
Summer, 2009 31-2 The Greeting of Heart and Mind: a Love Story Roman Briggs
Summer, 2009 31-2 Plant Autonomy and Human-Plant Ethics Matthew Hall
Summer, 2009 31-2 The Discursive Construction of Anthropocentrism Rita Turner
Summer, 2009 31-2Book Review: Character and Environment: A Virtue-Oriented Approach to
Environmental Ethics by Ronald L. SandlerGeoffrey Frasz
Summer, 2009 31-2Book Review: Shopping Our Way to Safety: How we changed from Protecting the
Environment to Protecting Ourselves by Andrew SzaszCostas Pannayota
Summer, 2009 31-2Book Review: Nature's Edge: Boundary exploration in Ecological Theory and
Practice by Charles S Brown and Ted Toadvine, eds.Michael Killvris
Summer, 2009 31-2Book Review: A Theory of General Ethics: Human Relationships, Nature, and Built
Environment by WarWick FozEric Kaze
Summer, 2009 31-2 Book Review: Nature Ethics: An Ecofeminism Perspective by Marti Kheel Wendy Lynne Lee
Summer, 2009 31-2Book Review: Genetically Modified Diplomacy: The Global Politics of Agricultural
Biotechnology and the Environment by Peter AndreeMichael S. Carolan
Spring, 2009 31-1 The Environmental Argument for Reducing Immigration into the United States Philip Cafaro Winthrop Staples
Spring, 2009 31-1Social History, Religion, Technology: Interdisciplinary Investigation into Lynn
White's "Roots"Robin Attfield
Spring, 2009 31-1 Free Trade and the Environment Nicole Hassoun
Spring, 2009 31-1The Ethics of "Following Nature" in the Forestry: Academic Forest Scientists and
Rolstone's Environmental Ethics Nicole Klenk
Spring, 2009 31-1 Book Review: American Wilderness: A New History by Michael Lewis John Opie
Spring, 2009 31-1Book Review: Environmental Values by John O'Neill, Alan Holland, and Andrwe
LightFrank W. Derringh
Spring, 2009 31-1 Book Review: Natural Beauty by Ronald Moore Glenn Parsons
Spring, 2009 31-1 Book Review: The Working Landscape by Peter F. Cannavò Mick Smith
Spring, 2009 31-1 Book Review: Architecture, Ethics and the Personhood of Place by Gregory Caicco Tom Specttor
Spring, 2009 31-1 Book Review: Neoliberal Environments by Nik Heynen Steve Vanderheiden
Spring, 2009 31-1 Book Review: Moral Habitat by Nancie Erhard Susan J Armstrong
Winter, 2008 30-4 Bio-centric Farming? Liberty Hyde Bailey and Environmental Ethics Ben A. Minteer
Winter, 2008 30-4 Narrative Environmental Virtue Ethics: Phronesis without a Phronimos Brian Treanor
Winter, 2008 30-4The Twofold Myth of Pristine Wilderness: Misreading the Wilderness Act in Terms
of PurityScott Friskics
Winter, 2008 30-4 The Prospects of a Viable Bio-centric Egalitarianism Karann Durland
Winter, 2008 30-4 An Environmentalist's Lament on Predation Ty Raterman
Winter, 2008 30-4Book Review: African American Environmental Thought Foundations by Kimberly K.
SmithMelanie Perraul
Winter, 2008 30-4Book Review: Ecological politics and Democratic Theory: The Challenge to the
Deliberative Ideal by Matthew HumphreyRobert Kirkman
Winter, 2008 30-4 Book Review: The Oxford Handbook of Religion and Ecology by Roger S. Gottlieb Llyod Steffen
Fall, 2008 30-3Integrating Ecological Sciences and Environmental Ethics into Bio cultural
ConservationRicardo Rozzi Juan J Armesto Robert Frodeman
Fall, 2008 30-3 What "Wilderness" in Frontier Ecosystems? J. Baird Callicott
Fall, 2008 30-3The Landscape Approach: Designing New Reserves for Protection of Biological and
Cultural Diversity in Latin America Sergio Guevara Javier Laborde
Fall, 2008 30-3A Traditional and Multicultural Approach to Environmental Ethics at Primary and
Secondary School LevelsEugene C. Hargrove
Fall, 2008 30-3Local vs. Global Knowledge: Diverse Perspectives on Nature in the Cape Horn
Biosphere ReserveUta Berghoefer et al
Fall, 2008 30-3 Integrating Science and Society through Long-term Socio-Ecological Research Christopher B. Anderson
et al
Fall, 2008 30-3 Philosophy Unbound: Environmental Thinking at the End of the Earth Robert Frodeman
Fall, 2008 30-3Field Environment Philosophy and Bio-cultural Conservation: The Omora Ethno
Botanical Park Education Program Ricardo Rozzi et al
Summer, 2008 30-2Korean Environmental Thought and Practice: A Case Study of the Indramang
CommunitySo-Young Lee
Summer, 2008 30-2 The Immortal World: The Telos of Daoist Environmental Ethics Sung-Hae Kim
Summer, 2008 30-2 Sustainability Impeded: Ultra Vires Environmental Issues Paul M. Wood Laurel Waterman
Summer, 2008 30-2 Personhood and Animals Elisa aaltola
Summer, 2008 30-2 Animals and the Social Contract Kimberly K. Smith
Summer, 2008 30-2 Book Reviews: Environmental Citizenship Dustin Mulvaney
Summer, 2008 30-2 Book Reviews: Precautionary Politics Micheal S. Carolan
Summer, 2008 30-2 Book Reviews: Ecology Redesigning Genes Holmes Rolston III
Summer, 2008 30-2 Book Reviews: Sacramental Commons: Christian Ecological Ethics Benard daley Zaleha
Summer, 2008 30-2 Book Reviews: Noxious New York Derek Bell
Spring, 2008 30-1 Mountain Majesties above Fruited Plains Holmes Rolston, III
Spring, 2008 30-1 Environmental Art and Ecological Citizenship Jason Simus
Spring, 2008 30-1 Nature and Human Identity Elizabeth Skakoon
Spring, 2008 30-1 Unnecessary Suffering J. M. Dieterle
Spring, 2008 30-1 On Behalf of Bioeneh Individualism: A response to Victoria Davion Jason kawall
Spring, 2008 30-1 Book Review: Nature, Value, Duty: Life on Earth with Homes Rolston III Eric Katz
Spring, 2008 30-1 Book Review: Political Theory and the Ecological Challenge Mick Smith
Spring, 2008 30-1Book Review: How Much should a Person Consume? Environmentalism in India and
the United StatesMark Micheal
Spring, 2008 30-1 Book Review: Biodiversity and the Environmental Philosophy Bruce Morito
Spring, 2008 30-1 Book Review: Design on the Edge Andrew Karvonen
Spring, 2008 30-1 Book Review: The Politics of Zoos Eric Moore
Spring, 2008 30-1 Book Review: Beyond Mothering Earth Annie L. Booth
Spring, 2008 30-1 Book Review: Merleau-Ponty and Environmental Philosophy Chris Nagel
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