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Ethics of Nature
A Map
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Angelika Krebs
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Preface by:
Bernard Williams
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English
Published/Copyright:
1999
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Is nature’s value only instrumental value for human beings or does nature also have intrinsic value? Can traditional anthropocentrism be defended or must we move to a new, physiocentric moral position? This study develops a critical taxonomy or “map” of thirteen arguments for the conservation of nature. It defends the moral intrinsic value of sentient animals, but not of nonsentient nature. The arguments are phrased in a simple, plastic, and concise language.
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Table of Contents
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Guest Foreword
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction
1 - Part I.: Basic Concepts
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One: Nature
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Two: Ethics
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Three: Anthropocentrism versus Physiocentrism
19 - Part II.: Seven Anthropocentric Arguments for the Value of Nature
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One: The Basic Needs Argument
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Two: The Aisthesis Argument
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Three: The Aesthetic Contemplation Argument
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Four The Natural Design Argument
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Five: The Heimat Argument
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Six: The Pedagogic Argument
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Seven: The Meaning of Life and the True Joy of Living Argument
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Eight: Summary of Part II. and Preliminary Results
65 - Part III.: A Hermaphroditic Argument for the Value of Nature
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One: The Holistic Argument
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Two: Summary of Part III.
79 - Part IV. Five Physiocentric Arguments for the Value of Nature
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One: The Pathocentric Argument
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Two: The Teleological Argument
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Three: The Reverence for Life Argument
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Four: The Following Nature Argument
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Five: The Theological Argument
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Six: Summary of Part IV.
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Conclusion
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Works Cited
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About the Author
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Index
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Backmatter
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eBook published on:
February 6, 2013
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9783110802832
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May 25, 1999
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9783110158304
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Front matter:
12
Main content:
162
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4
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