Table Of ContentINDEX TO VOLUME 18
Articles
Animal Rights and Human Needs ..................:.ccecccsssecsesscssonssens Angus Taylor
Contemplating the Interests of Fish:
The Angler’s Challenge A. Dionys de Leeuw
Corporate Responsibility for Environmental Damage J. Angel Corlett
Deep Ecology and the Irrelevance of Morality Eric H. Reitan
Do Deconstructive Ecology and Sociobiology
Undermine Leopold's Lami Baie? ......cc.cicciscssssccsscsssceiecesses J. Baird Callicott
Ecological Morality and Nonmoral Sentiments ....................- Ernest Partridge
The Ecologically Noble Savage Revisited Douglas J. Buege
End Value, Evaluation, and Natural Systems ..................000 Michael Lockwood
Environmental Claims and Citizen Rights ................:eeeeeeeeeeee Leonard J. Waks
The Ethics and Politics of Private
Automobile Use Julia Meaton and David Morrice
The Feminist Connection between Women and Animals ........... Beth A. Dixon
Francis of Assisi and the Diversity of Creation J. Donald Hughes
Opening Pandora’s Box: Imagination’s Role
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The Politics of Ecological Restoration Andrew Light and Eric S. Higgs
The Problem of Valuation in Neoclassical
Est SIPORMICIERS PCUNMOUMES 2. 5.--sc.cc.cescnnessececenssceseses Mohammed H. I. Dore
Resources, Recreationists, and Revenues ..............cccccseceeeeeeees J. Mark Morgan
Reflections on Stoic Logocentrism Carmen Velayos Castelo
Rolston’s Theological Ethic Francisco Benzoni
Self-Validating Reduction: Toward a Theory of
Environmental Devaluation Anthony Weston
Shifting Ground: Metanarratives, Epistemology, and
the Stories of Nature ... Rebecca Raglon and Marian Scholtmeijer
The Source and Locus of Intrinsic Value Keekok Lee
To Swat or Not to Swat: Pesky Flies, Environmental Ethics,
and the Supererogatory Mark A. Michael
Universal Consideration as a Deontological Principle Tim Hayward
What is Good Forestry? An Ethical Examination of Forest
Policy and Practice in New Brunswick Hugh Williams
Authors and Book Reviewers
Francisco Benzoni, Rolston’s Theological Ethic
Douglas J. Buege, The Ecologically Noble Savage Revisited
H. Sterling Burnett, Book Review: Jan E. Dizard, Going Wild
J. Baird Callicott, Book Review: Gary Snyder, A Place in Space
, Do Deconstructive Ecology and Sociobiology
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Jim Cheney, Book Review: Anthony Weston, Back to Earth
J. Angelo Corlett, Corporate Responsibility for Environmental Damage
ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS Vol. 18
A. Dionys de Leeuw, Contemplating the Interests of Fish:
The Angler’s Challenge
Beth A. Dixon, The Feminist Connection between Women and Animals
Mohammed H. I. Dore, The Problem of Valuation in Neoclassical
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Sara Ebenreck, Opening Pandora’s Box: Imagination’s Role
in Environmental Ethics
Robert Frodeman, Book Review: Carl Mitcham, Thinking Through Technology ...
Greta Gaard, Book Review: Maria Mies and Vandana Shiva, Ecofeminism
and Val Plumwood, Feminism and the Mastery of Nature
James Hatley, Book Review: Lawrence E. Johnson,A Morally Deep World
Tim Hayward, Universal Consideration as a Deontological Principle
Ned Hettinger, Book Review, J. Baird Callicott and Barry Smith, eds.,
“The Intrinsic Value of Nature,” The Monist
J. Donald Hughes, Francis of Assisi and the Diversity of Creation
Keekok Lee, The Source and Locus of Intrinsic Value
Andrew Light and Eric S. Higgs, The Politics of Ecological Restoration
Michael Lockwood, End Value, Evaluation, and Natural Systems ..................006
Julia Meaton and David Morrice, The Ethics and Politics of Private
Automobile Use
Mark A. Michael, To Swat or Not to Swat: Pesky Flies,
Environmentai Ethics,and the Supererogatory
J. Mark Morgan, Resources, Recreationists, and Revenues .............:ccccssseeeeeseeeeees
O. Gene Myers, Book Review: Stephen R. Kellert and Edward O.
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Bryan G. Norton, Book Review: Holmes Rolston, III, Conserving
Natural Value
Richard Owsley, Book Review: Michael E. Zimmerman: Contesting
Earth’s Future: Radical Ecology and Post Modernity
Ernest Partridge, Ecological Morality and Nonmoral Sentiments ...................:000
Val Plumwood, Book Review: Marlo Morgan, Mutant Message Down
Under and Michael Jackson, At Home in the World
Rebecca Raglon and Marian Scholtmeijer, Shifting Ground:
Metanarratives, Epistemology, and the Stories of Nature
Eric H. Reitan, Deep Ecology and the Irrelevance of Morality
Angus Taylor, Animal Rights and Human Needs .................cccsssssseseesseeseseeeseees
Carmen Velayos Castelo, Reflections on Stoic Logocentrism
Leonard J. Waks, Environmental Claims and Citizen Rights
Anthony Weston, Book Review: R. Murray Schafer, The Soundscape
, Self-Validating Reduction: Toward a Theory of
Environmental Devaluation
Hugh Williams, What is Good Forestry? An Ethical Examinatin of Forest
Policy and Practice in New Brunswick
Books Reviewed
J. Baird Callicott and Barry Smith, eds., “The Intrinsic Value of
Nature,” The Monist
Jan E. Dizard, Going Wild
Winter 1996 INDEX TO VOLUME 18
Michael JacksonA,t Home in the World
Lawrence E. Johnson, A Morally Deep World
Stephen R. Kellert and Edward O. Wilson, eds., The Biophilia Hypothesis
Maria Mies and Vandana Shiva, Ecofeminism
Carl Mitcham, Thinking Through Technology ....
Marlo Morgan, Mutant Message Down Under
Val Plumwood, Feminism and the Mastery of Nature
Holmes Rolston, III, Conserving Natural Value
R. Murray Schafer, The Soundscape ...
Gary Snyder, A Place in Space
Anthony Weston, Back to Earth
Michael E. Zimmerman, Contesting Earth’s Future
Comment
Janis Birkeland, Beyond Economic Man: A Commentary
J. Baird Callicott, American Indian Land Ethics
, On Norton and the Failure of Monistic Inherentism
Greta Gaard, Women, Animals, and Ecofeminist Critique
Lori Gruen, On the Oppression of Women and Animals
Eric Katz, The Problem of Ecological Restoration
Frederik Kaufman, Callicott on Native American Attitudes
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