Date Volume Article Author I Author II Author III Author IV Author V Winter, 2017 39-4 Understanding the Impact of the Animal Enterprise Terrorist Act (AETA) on Animal Advocacy Luis Cordeiro-Rodrigues Winter, 2017 39-4 Discourse-Theoretic Democracy and the Problem of Free-Riding in Global Climate- Change Mitigation Antonius Bastian Limahekin Winter, 2017 39-4 Good Ecological Work: A Normative Account of Work for Novel Ecosystems Andrew H.R. Thompson Winter, 2017 39-4 The Evolution of Altruism and its Significance for Environmental Ethics Peter Woodford Winter, 2017 39-4 Coastal Conservation: Striking the Mind and the Eye Jane Duran Winter, 2017 39-4 Stephen M. Gardiner and Allen Thompson, eds.: The Oxford Handbook of Environmental Ethics Melissa Clarke Winter, 2017 39-4 Philip Kitcher and Evelyn Fox Keller: The Seasons Alter: How to Save Our Planet in Six Acts Kathleen Dean Moore Winter, 2017 39-4 James Miller: China's Green Religion: Daoism and the Quest for a Sustainable Future Chih-Wei Peng Winter, 2017 39-4 Kathleen Dean Moore: Piano Tide : A Novel John Hausdoerffer Winter, 2017 39-4 Mark Woods: Rethinking Wilderness Jay Odenbaugh Fall, 2017 39-3 Pope Francis' Integral Ecology and Environmentalism for the Poor Cajetan Iheka Fall, 2017 39-3 Animal Suffering in Nature: The Case for Intervention Oscar Horta Fall, 2017 39-3 A New Way of Valuing Nature: Articulating Biomimicry amd Ecosystem Services Henry Dicks Fall, 2017 39-3 Pachasophy : Landscape Ethics in the Central Andes Mountains of South America Roy H. May, Jr. Fall, 2017 39-3 Beyond Technological Nihilism: Reinterpreting Heidegger in Environmental Philosophy Kalpita Bhar Paul Fall, 2017 39-3 Brianne Donaldson and Christopher Carter, eds.: The Future of Meat without Animals Cheryl Abbate Fall, 2017 39-3 Stephen M. Gardiner and David A. Weisbach: Debating Climate Ethics David R. Morrow Fall, 2017 39-3 Philip Cafaro: How Many is Too Many? The Progressive Argument for Reducing Immigration into the United States Susan Power Bratton Summer, 2017 39-2 On Moral Prioritization in Environmental Ethics: Weak Anthropocentrism for the City Shane Epting Summer, 2017 39-2 Can Chinese Philosophy Embrace Wilderness? Shan Gao Summer, 2017 39-2 The Early Nietzche's Alleged Anthropocentrism A. Nolan Hatley Summer, 2017 39-2 Hans Joans: Bridging the Gap between Environmental Justice and Environmental Ethics? Jerome Ballet Damien Bazin Summer, 2017 39-2 The Virtues of Gardening: A Relational Account of Environmental Virtues Angela Kallhoff Maria Schorgenhumer Summer, 2017 39-2 Rejecting Amanda Machin's Complacent Democracy Rob Lawlor Summer, 2017 39-2 Simon Hailwood: Alienation and Nature in Environmental Philosophy Steven Vogel Environmental Ethics The Center for Environmental Philosophy and the University of North Texas
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Date Volume Article Author I Author II Author III Author IV Author V
Winter, 2017 39-4Understanding the Impact of the Animal Enterprise Terrorist Act (AETA) on Animal
AdvocacyLuis Cordeiro-Rodrigues
Winter, 2017 39-4Discourse-Theoretic Democracy and the Problem of Free-Riding in Global Climate-
Change Mitigation
Antonius Bastian
Limahekin
Winter, 2017 39-4 Good Ecological Work: A Normative Account of Work for Novel Ecosystems Andrew H.R. Thompson
Winter, 2017 39-4 The Evolution of Altruism and its Significance for Environmental Ethics Peter Woodford
Winter, 2017 39-4 Coastal Conservation: Striking the Mind and the Eye Jane Duran
Winter, 2017 39-4Stephen M. Gardiner and Allen Thompson, eds.: The Oxford Handbook of
Environmental EthicsMelissa Clarke
Winter, 2017 39-4Philip Kitcher and Evelyn Fox Keller: The Seasons Alter: How to Save Our Planet in
Six ActsKathleen Dean Moore
Winter, 2017 39-4 James Miller: China's Green Religion: Daoism and the Quest for a Sustainable Future Chih-Wei Peng
Winter, 2017 39-4 Kathleen Dean Moore: Piano Tide : A Novel John Hausdoerffer
Winter, 2017 39-4 Mark Woods: Rethinking Wilderness Jay Odenbaugh
Fall, 2017 39-3 Pope Francis' Integral Ecology and Environmentalism for the Poor Cajetan Iheka
Fall, 2017 39-3 Animal Suffering in Nature: The Case for Intervention Oscar Horta
Fall, 2017 39-3 A New Way of Valuing Nature: Articulating Biomimicry amd Ecosystem Services Henry Dicks
Fall, 2017 39-3 Pachasophy : Landscape Ethics in the Central Andes Mountains of South America Roy H. May, Jr.
Fall, 2017 39-3Beyond Technological Nihilism: Reinterpreting Heidegger in Environmental
PhilosophyKalpita Bhar Paul
Fall, 2017 39-3Brianne Donaldson and Christopher Carter, eds.: The Future of Meat without
Animals Cheryl Abbate
Fall, 2017 39-3 Stephen M. Gardiner and David A. Weisbach: Debating Climate Ethics David R. Morrow
Fall, 2017 39-3Philip Cafaro: How Many is Too Many? The Progressive Argument for Reducing
Immigration into the United StatesSusan Power Bratton
Summer,
201739-2
On Moral Prioritization in Environmental Ethics: Weak Anthropocentrism for the
CityShane Epting
Summer,
201739-2 Can Chinese Philosophy Embrace Wilderness? Shan Gao
Summer,
201739-2 The Early Nietzche's Alleged Anthropocentrism A. Nolan Hatley
Summer,
201739-2
Hans Joans: Bridging the Gap between Environmental Justice and Environmental
Ethics?Jerome Ballet Damien Bazin
Summer,
201739-2 The Virtues of Gardening: A Relational Account of Environmental Virtues Angela Kallhoff Maria Schorgenhumer
Summer,
201739-2 Rejecting Amanda Machin's Complacent Democracy Rob Lawlor
Summer,
201739-2 Simon Hailwood: Alienation and Nature in Environmental Philosophy Steven Vogel
Environmental Ethics The Center for Environmental Philosophy and the University of North Texas
Summer,
201739-2 Reply to Philip Cafaro on Border Walls Gone Green John Hultgren
Winter, 2016 38-4Toward a Broadened Ethical Pluralism in Environmental Ethics: From Bryan Norton's
Discursive Ethics to William James' Experiential PluralismTom Dedeurwaerdere Benjamin Six
Winter, 2016 38-4 Individual Responsibility for Degradation: The Moral and Practical Route to Change Lantz Fleming Miller
Winter, 2016 38-4 Is Stellar Nucleosynthesis a Good Thing? Lawrence E. Cahoone
Winter, 2016 38-4Thinking the Earth: Critical Reflections on Quentin Meillassoux's and Heidegger's
Concept of the EarthVincent Blok
Winter, 2016 38-4Engaging the Sublime without Distance: Environmental Ethics and Aesthetic
ExperienceBrendan Mahoney
Winter, 2016 38-4The Religious Right's Compassionate Steward and Conservationist: The Lost
Philosophies of Pat RobersonNeall Pogue
Winter, 2016 38-4Bryon G. Norton, Sustainable Values, Sustainable Change: A Guide to
Environmental Decision MakingSteven Fesmire
Winter, 2016 38-4Lucas F. Johnston, Religion and tainability: Social Movements and the Politics of the
EnvironmentBernard Daley Zaleha
Winter, 2016 38-4Steven Vogel: Thinking like a Mall: Environmental Philosophy after the End of
NatureJeremy Bendik-Keymer
Fall, 2016 38-3Imprudence and Intergenerational Injustice: The Ongoing Vices of Opting for
Nuclear Fueled ElectricityJames Schaefer
Fall, 2016 38-3 The Case for Casuistry in Environmental Ethics Debra J. Erickson
Fall, 2016 38-3 Leopold's Land Ethic in the Sundarbans: A Phenomenological Approach Kalpita Bhar Paul Meera Baindur
Fall, 2016 38-3 Northing Really Matters: Jean-Paul Sartre, Negation, and Nature Samantha Clark
Fall, 2016 38-3Environmental Pragmatism, Community Values, and the Problem of Reprehensible
ImplicationsMark Michael
Fall, 2016 38-3 Global Distributive Justice: An Environmental Perspective Ovadia Ezra
Fall, 2016 38-3Book Reviews: Brian Treanor: Emplotting Virtue: A Narrative Approach to
Environmental Virtue EthicsAndrea R. Gammon
Fall, 2016 38-3Book Reviews: Emrys Westacott: The Wisdom of Frugality: Why Less is More-More
or LessBrian Treanor
Summer,
201638-2 The Ethics of the Meat Paradox Lars Ursin
Summer,
201638-2 Environmental Ontology in Deep Ecology and Mahayana Buddhism Chin-Fa Cheng
Summer,
201638-2 Option Value, Subsititutable Species, and Ecosystem Services Erik Persson
Summer,
201638-2
Habermas on Nature: A Postnormal Reading between Moral Intuitions and
Theoretical RestrictivenessYogi Hale Hendlin Konrad Ott
Summer,
201638-2 The Natural Contract in the Anthropocene Thomas Heyd
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Eric Katz: Anne Frank's Tree: Nature's Confrontation with Technology,
Domination , and the HolocaustRoger S. Gottlieb
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Daniel Steel: Philosophy and the Precautionary Principle: Science,
Evidence and Environmental PolicyLauren Hartzell-Nichols
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Emily Brady: The Sublime in Modern Philosophy: Aestethics, Ethics
and NatureNed Hettinger
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Dieter Birnbacher: Naturalness: Is the "Natural" Preferable to the
"Artificial"?Eric Katz
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Mary Christina Wood: Nature's Trust: An Environmental Law for a
New Ecological AgeDonald A. Brown
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Gary Varner: Personhood, Ethics, and Animal Cognition: Situating
Animals in Hare's Two-Level UtiltarianismRobert Streiffer
Summer,
201638-2
Book Review: Peter Cannavo and Joseph Lane, ed.: Engaging Nature:
Environmentalism and the Political Theory CanonAmy Linch
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