Environmental Ethics, المجلد 12John Muir Institute for Environmental Studies and University of New Mexico, 1990 |
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الصفحة 98
... concern for the environ- ment , how could we also account for our traditional interpersonal responsibilities and social duties , accommodate all these intermediate new moral concerns to boot , and then order and mutually reconcile the ...
... concern for the environ- ment , how could we also account for our traditional interpersonal responsibilities and social duties , accommodate all these intermediate new moral concerns to boot , and then order and mutually reconcile the ...
الصفحة 158
... concerned about what states of affairs human beings bring about . Although it is true that human actions do have a ... concern is to encourage a better relationship between humans and their environment . Their ideas about what we ...
... concerned about what states of affairs human beings bring about . Although it is true that human actions do have a ... concern is to encourage a better relationship between humans and their environment . Their ideas about what we ...
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What ought to concern us , and at the deepest level does concern environmen- talists , Evernden holds , is " not the ... concerned to " save the world " in Heidegger's sense of these terms ( " free into its own essence " ) , and ...
What ought to concern us , and at the deepest level does concern environmen- talists , Evernden holds , is " not the ... concerned to " save the world " in Heidegger's sense of these terms ( " free into its own essence " ) , and ...
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