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| Theory | |
| Perspectives | |
| Genesis 1-3 | |
| The Religious Roots of Our Ecological Crisis | |
| The Cultural Basis of Our Environmental Crisis | |
| The Judeo-Christian Stewardship Attitude to Nature | |
| The Power and Promise of Ecological Feminism | |
| The Green Kant-Natural Dynamics and Sustainable Policies | |
| The Ideological Implications of Atomism | |
| Animal Rights | |
| Rational Beings Alone Have Moral Worth | |
| Kant's Treatment of Animals | |
| A Utilitarian Defense of Animal Liberation | |
| The Radical Egalitarian Case for Animal Rights | |
| A Critique of Regan's Rights Theory | |
| Against Zoos | |
| Philosophical Theories of Nature, Biocentric Ethics, Ecocentric Ethics, and Deep Ecology | |
| Naturalizing Values: Organisms and Species | |
| Comments on Holmes Rolston's "Naturalizing Values | |
| Nature | |
| Reverence for Life | |
| Biocentric Egalitarianism | |
| On Being Morally Considerable | |
| Ecocentrism: The Land Ethic | |
| The Conceptual Foundations of the Land Ethic | |
| Refocusing Ecocentrism: De-emphasizing Stability and Defending Wildness | |
| The Great New Wilderness Debate: An Overview | |
| Two Kinds of Preservationist Ethics | |
| The Shallow and the Deep, Long-Range Ecological Movement | |
| Ecosophy T: Deep Versus Shallow Ecology | |
| Deep Ecology | |
| A Critique of Anti-Anthropocentric Ethics | |
| Social Ecology Versus Deep Ecology | |
| Environmental Justice: Reconciling Anthropocentric and Nonanthropocentric Ethics | |
| Preservation of Species, Nature, and Natural Objects | |
| Biodiversity: The Key to Saving Life on Earth | |
| Why Do Species Matter? | |
| What's Wrong with Plastic Trees? | |
| Faking Nature | |
| Should Trees Have Standing? Toward Legal Rights for Natural Objects | |
| Non-Western Voices | |
| Satyagraha for Conservation: A Hindu View | |
| The Buddhist Attitude Towards Nature | |
| Islamic Environmental Ethics, Law, and Society | |
| An African Perspective on the Environmental Crisis | |
| Radical Environmentalism and Wilderness Preservation: A Third World Critique | |
| Obligations to Future Generations | |
| What Has Posterity Ever Done for Me? | |
| Who Cares for Posterity? | |
| Limited Obligations to Future Generations | |
| Energy Policy and the Further Future: The Identity Problem | |
| Population and Consumption | |
| A Special Moment in History: The Challenge of Overpopulation and Overconsumption | |
| The Tragedy of the Commons | |
| The Unjust War against Population | |
| The State of Consumption Today | |
| Licensing Parents | |
| Population and the Environment | |
| Food Ethics | |
| Lifeboat Ethics | |
| Population and Food: A Critique of Lifeboat Ethics | |
| On What We Owe Starving Human Beings | |
| Can Frankenfood Save the Planet? | |
| Unholy Alliance | |
| The World Food Supply: The Damage Done by Cattle-Raising | |
| Vegetarianism and Planetary Health | |
| Pollution: General Considerations | |
| You Are What You Breathe | |
| We All Live in Bhopal | |
| People or Penguins: Th | |
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