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A Companion to Environmental Thought
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A Companion to Environmental Thought

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This text sets out to introduce the many strands of thought within the western environmental movement. It provides a comprehensive overview of the complex and endlessly transforming state of western environmentalism, surveying the main strands of thought from the fields of politics, philosophy, religion, and economics. Peter Hay presents the major issues debated in these fields by environmentalists, and also by their opponents. Each chapter covers the main strands of thought in detail and also includes the seminal contributions from any sub-strands . Each chapter concludes with a section considering the problems that face the particular line of thought presented.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Edinburgh University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
8 February 2002
Pages
416
ISBN
9780748615810

This text sets out to introduce the many strands of thought within the western environmental movement. It provides a comprehensive overview of the complex and endlessly transforming state of western environmentalism, surveying the main strands of thought from the fields of politics, philosophy, religion, and economics. Peter Hay presents the major issues debated in these fields by environmentalists, and also by their opponents. Each chapter covers the main strands of thought in detail and also includes the seminal contributions from any sub-strands . Each chapter concludes with a section considering the problems that face the particular line of thought presented.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Edinburgh University Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
8 February 2002
Pages
416
ISBN
9780748615810