Environmental Ethics Journal of the Center for Business ... 2016 38-1 Mill's "Nature": Reply to Piers H.G. Stephens Dale E. Miller Winter, 2015 37-4 African Environmental Ethics, Indigenous

Date Volume Article Author I Author II Author III Author IV Author V

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

Environmental Ethics Journal of the Center for Business Ethics at Bentley University The Center for Environmental Philosophy and the University of North Texas

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