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This work challenges one of the central assumptions of contemporary environmentalism: that if we could reduce or eliminate pollution we could "save" the planet without unduly disrupting our modern, industrialized societies.

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Lee has undoubtedly contributed to the ongoing philosophical discussion about the relation between the axiological and the ontological status of nature. * Environmental Values *
This is an impressive book... there is much of value here. * Environmental Ethics *
Philosophically wide-ranging and scholarly, this book maintains that environmental philosophy must begin with ontology rather than axiology and expand its concerns to include abiotic nature....Interesting for its attempt to keep humans and the nonhuman connected while acknowledging differences. * CHOICE *

The Natural and the Artefactual

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      Publisher: Rlpg/Galleys
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 6/10/1999 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9780739100615, 978-0739100615
      ISBN10: 0739100610

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This work challenges one of the central assumptions of contemporary environmentalism: that if we could reduce or eliminate pollution we could "save" the planet without unduly disrupting our modern, industrialized societies.

      Trade Review
      Lee has undoubtedly contributed to the ongoing philosophical discussion about the relation between the axiological and the ontological status of nature. * Environmental Values *
      This is an impressive book... there is much of value here. * Environmental Ethics *
      Philosophically wide-ranging and scholarly, this book maintains that environmental philosophy must begin with ontology rather than axiology and expand its concerns to include abiotic nature....Interesting for its attempt to keep humans and the nonhuman connected while acknowledging differences. * CHOICE *

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