A Companion to Environmental Philosophy

Introduction.

Part I: Cultural Traditions:.

1. Indigenous Traditions: Laurie Anne Whitt , Mere Roberts, Waerete Norman, And Vicki Greives.

(Michigan Technological University).

2.Classical China: Karyn Lai (University Of New South Wales).

3.Classical India: O. P. Dwivedi (University Of Guelph).

4. Jainism And Buddhism: Christopher Key Chapple (Loyola Marymount University).

5. The Classical Greek Tradition: Gabriella Carone (University Of Colorado At Boulder).

6.Judaism: Eric Katz (New Jersey Institute Of Technology).

7. Christianity: Robin Attfield (Cardiff University).

8. Islam: S. Nomanul Haq (Rutgers University).

9. Early Modern Philosophy: Charles Taliaferro (St. Olaf College).

10. Nineteenth- And Twentieth-Century Philosophy: Andrew Brennan (The University Of Western Australia).

Part II: Contemporary Environmental Ethics:.

11. Meta-Ethics: John O'Neill (Lancaster University).

12. Normative Ethics: Robert Elliot (University Of The Sunshine Coast).

13. Sentientism: Gary Varner (Texas A&M University).

14. The Land Ethic: J. Baird Callicott (University Of North Texas).

15. Deep Ecology: Freya Matthews (La Trobe University).

16. Ecofeminism: Victoria Davion (University Of Georgia).

Part III: Environmental Philosophy and Its Neigbours:.

17. Literature: Scott Slovic (University Of Nevada, Reno).

18. Aesthetics: John Andrew Fisher (University Of Colorado At Boulder).

19. Economics: A. Myrick Freeman III (Bowdoin College).

20. History: Ian Simmons (University Of Durham).

21. Ecology: Kristin Shrader-Frechette (University Of Notre Dame).

22. Politics: Robyn Eckersley (Monash University).

23. Law: Sheila Jasanoff (Harvard University).

Part IV: Problems in Environmental Philosophy:.

24. Wilderness: Mark Woods (University Of San Diego).

25. Population: Clark Wolf (University Of Georgia).

26. Future Generations: Ernest Partridge (University Of California, Riverside).

27. Sustainability: Alan Holland (Lancaster University).

28. Biodiversity: Holmes Rolston, III (Colorado State University).

29. Animals: Peter Singer (rinceton University).

30. Environmental Justice: obert Figueroa And Claudia Mills (Colgate University And University Of Colorado At Boulder).

31. Technology: Lori Gruen (Stanford University).

32. Climate: Henry Shue (Cornell University).

33. Land And Water: Paul B. Thompson (Purdue University).

34. Consumption: Mark Sagoff (Institute For Philosophy And Publc Policy).

35. Colonization: Keekok Lee (University Of Lancaster).

36. Environmental Disobedience: Ned Hettinger (College Of Charleston).

Index.