11. All Too Human: Orienting Environmental Law in a Remade World

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. PREFACE ix
4. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xvii
5. 1. Nature and Value 1
6. 2. The Human Shadow 13
7. 3. The Anthropocene and Global Warming: A Brief Update 25
8. 4. The Extraordinary Strata of the Anthropocene 29
9. 5. The Anthropocene Dating Problem: Disciplinary Misalignments, Paradigm Shifts, and the Possibility for New Foundations in Science 46
10. 6. Disciplinary Variations on the Anthropocene: Temporality and Epistemic Authority. Response to Kyle Nichols and Bina Gogineni 63
11. 7. Value and Alienation: A Revisionist Essay on Our Political Ideals 68
12. 8. Equality and Liberty: Beyond a Boundary. Response to Akeel Bilgrami 89
13. 9. Experimenting with Other People 97
14. 10. The Green Growth Path to Climate Stabilization 117
15. 11. All Too Human: Orienting Environmental Law in a Remade World 127
16. 12. Life Sustains Life 1: Value, Social and Ecological 163
17. 13. Life Sustains Life 2: The Ways of Reengagement with the Living Earth 181
18. 14. The Value of Sustainability and the Sustainability of Value 205
19. 15. Varieties of Agency: Comment on Anthony Laden 224
20. 16. Nonhuman Agency and Human Normativity 240
21. 17. Natural Piety and Human Responsibility 261
22. CONTRIBUTORS 277
23. INDEX 279