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Oriented by the seemingly simple example of a woodland pond, Ally draws together insights from existential philosophy, scientific ecology to articulate a strong sense of human belonging in the living Earth community, and a binding imperative of participation in the struggle to preserve a habitable planet.
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Oriented by the seemingly simple example of a woodland pond, Ally draws together insights from existential philosophy, scientific ecology to articulate a strong sense of human belonging in the living Earth community, and a binding imperative of participation in the struggle to preserve a habitable planet.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 562
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 901g
- ISBN-13: 9781498561990
- ISBN-10: 1498561993
- Artikelnr.: 56729813
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 562
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juni 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 33mm
- Gewicht: 901g
- ISBN-13: 9781498561990
- ISBN-10: 1498561993
- Artikelnr.: 56729813
Matthew C. Ally was supposed to be an ecologist. During the same semester in which he took a required course in "Temperate Forest Ecosystems," he took an elective philosophy course called "Tyranny and Freedom." The rest is history. He is professor of philosophy at the Borough of Manhattan Community College of the City University of New York and coordinator of the BMCC Sustainability Studies Project. He has published articles on Sartre's philosophy, progressive and radical pedagogy, philosophical ecology, environmentalism, and sustainability.
Prelude
Many Ways to Wonder confessions of a lifelong pond watcher PART I
ENVIRONMENTALISM AND HUMANISM SHIPS PASSING IN THE LIGHT Chapter 1
Toward an Existential Ecology water, water, everywhere Chapter 2
Bringing Sartre to the Biosphere the truth of a pond PART II
NATURE AND CULTURE WHAT CAN WE KNOW ABOUT A POND? 1st Interval
On Method and Substance phenomenology Chapter 3
A Phenomenological Exploration to the pond itself 2nd Interval
On Method and Substance dialectics Chapter 4
A Dialectical Investigation everything is in this pond PART III
FACT AND VALUE ONE POND, RIGHT OR WRONG Chapter 5
Order and Autonomy in Nature and History what ponds do 3rd Interval
On Method and Substance praxis Chapter 6
From Integral Humanity to Participatory Belonging wet feet and a helping hand PART IV
REALITY AND IMAGINATION PONDS ON EARTH AND OTHER WORLDS Chapter 7
A Global Crisis in Planetary Perspective stirring up a sea of troubles 4th Interval
On Method and Substance imagination Chapter 8
Intimations of a New Socioecological Imaginary eddies, bubbles, and ripples PART V
EARTH AND WORLD FROM HABITABILITY TO LIVEABILITY Chapter 9
To the Far Side of Anthropocentrism safely through the straits 5th Interval
On Method and Substance ecology Chapter 10
On the Near Side of Ecocentrism running waters, deeper still Coda
Bringing Earth and world together again sketch of an existential ecology
Many Ways to Wonder confessions of a lifelong pond watcher PART I
ENVIRONMENTALISM AND HUMANISM SHIPS PASSING IN THE LIGHT Chapter 1
Toward an Existential Ecology water, water, everywhere Chapter 2
Bringing Sartre to the Biosphere the truth of a pond PART II
NATURE AND CULTURE WHAT CAN WE KNOW ABOUT A POND? 1st Interval
On Method and Substance phenomenology Chapter 3
A Phenomenological Exploration to the pond itself 2nd Interval
On Method and Substance dialectics Chapter 4
A Dialectical Investigation everything is in this pond PART III
FACT AND VALUE ONE POND, RIGHT OR WRONG Chapter 5
Order and Autonomy in Nature and History what ponds do 3rd Interval
On Method and Substance praxis Chapter 6
From Integral Humanity to Participatory Belonging wet feet and a helping hand PART IV
REALITY AND IMAGINATION PONDS ON EARTH AND OTHER WORLDS Chapter 7
A Global Crisis in Planetary Perspective stirring up a sea of troubles 4th Interval
On Method and Substance imagination Chapter 8
Intimations of a New Socioecological Imaginary eddies, bubbles, and ripples PART V
EARTH AND WORLD FROM HABITABILITY TO LIVEABILITY Chapter 9
To the Far Side of Anthropocentrism safely through the straits 5th Interval
On Method and Substance ecology Chapter 10
On the Near Side of Ecocentrism running waters, deeper still Coda
Bringing Earth and world together again sketch of an existential ecology
Prelude
Many Ways to Wonder confessions of a lifelong pond watcher PART I
ENVIRONMENTALISM AND HUMANISM SHIPS PASSING IN THE LIGHT Chapter 1
Toward an Existential Ecology water, water, everywhere Chapter 2
Bringing Sartre to the Biosphere the truth of a pond PART II
NATURE AND CULTURE WHAT CAN WE KNOW ABOUT A POND? 1st Interval
On Method and Substance phenomenology Chapter 3
A Phenomenological Exploration to the pond itself 2nd Interval
On Method and Substance dialectics Chapter 4
A Dialectical Investigation everything is in this pond PART III
FACT AND VALUE ONE POND, RIGHT OR WRONG Chapter 5
Order and Autonomy in Nature and History what ponds do 3rd Interval
On Method and Substance praxis Chapter 6
From Integral Humanity to Participatory Belonging wet feet and a helping hand PART IV
REALITY AND IMAGINATION PONDS ON EARTH AND OTHER WORLDS Chapter 7
A Global Crisis in Planetary Perspective stirring up a sea of troubles 4th Interval
On Method and Substance imagination Chapter 8
Intimations of a New Socioecological Imaginary eddies, bubbles, and ripples PART V
EARTH AND WORLD FROM HABITABILITY TO LIVEABILITY Chapter 9
To the Far Side of Anthropocentrism safely through the straits 5th Interval
On Method and Substance ecology Chapter 10
On the Near Side of Ecocentrism running waters, deeper still Coda
Bringing Earth and world together again sketch of an existential ecology
Many Ways to Wonder confessions of a lifelong pond watcher PART I
ENVIRONMENTALISM AND HUMANISM SHIPS PASSING IN THE LIGHT Chapter 1
Toward an Existential Ecology water, water, everywhere Chapter 2
Bringing Sartre to the Biosphere the truth of a pond PART II
NATURE AND CULTURE WHAT CAN WE KNOW ABOUT A POND? 1st Interval
On Method and Substance phenomenology Chapter 3
A Phenomenological Exploration to the pond itself 2nd Interval
On Method and Substance dialectics Chapter 4
A Dialectical Investigation everything is in this pond PART III
FACT AND VALUE ONE POND, RIGHT OR WRONG Chapter 5
Order and Autonomy in Nature and History what ponds do 3rd Interval
On Method and Substance praxis Chapter 6
From Integral Humanity to Participatory Belonging wet feet and a helping hand PART IV
REALITY AND IMAGINATION PONDS ON EARTH AND OTHER WORLDS Chapter 7
A Global Crisis in Planetary Perspective stirring up a sea of troubles 4th Interval
On Method and Substance imagination Chapter 8
Intimations of a New Socioecological Imaginary eddies, bubbles, and ripples PART V
EARTH AND WORLD FROM HABITABILITY TO LIVEABILITY Chapter 9
To the Far Side of Anthropocentrism safely through the straits 5th Interval
On Method and Substance ecology Chapter 10
On the Near Side of Ecocentrism running waters, deeper still Coda
Bringing Earth and world together again sketch of an existential ecology