Environmental philosophy: rivalry within
Environmental philosophy contains fractious elements, two of these being social ecology and deep ecology. This study highlights and elaborates upon the fact that social ecology and deep ecology actually have more in common than their respective proponents care to acknowledge, and identifies a major...
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University of the Free State
2001-12-01
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Environmental philosophy contains fractious elements, two of these being social ecology and deep ecology. This study highlights and elaborates upon the fact that social ecology and deep ecology actually have more in common than their respective proponents care to acknowledge, and identifies a major barrier between them which has been with environmental philosophy since its inception some 30 years ago and still persists to this day, namely the biocentric-anthropocentric divide.
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| spelling | doaj.art-9b299c5051dc485d858e900c225cd9732024-03-07T11:14:23ZengUniversity of the Free StateActa Academica0587-24052415-04792001-12-01333Environmental philosophy: rivalry withinAlan Marshall Environmental philosophy contains fractious elements, two of these being social ecology and deep ecology. This study highlights and elaborates upon the fact that social ecology and deep ecology actually have more in common than their respective proponents care to acknowledge, and identifies a major barrier between them which has been with environmental philosophy since its inception some 30 years ago and still persists to this day, namely the biocentric-anthropocentric divide. https://journals.ufs.ac.za/index.php/aa/article/view/649 |
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