A Companion to Environmental Philosophy [Paperback]

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• Contains thirty-six original articles, written by international scholars.
  
• Traces the roots of environmental philosophy through the exploration of cultural traditions from around the world.
  
• Brings environmental philosophy into conversation with other fields and disciplines such as literature, economics, ecology, and law.
  
• Discusses environmental problems that stimulate current debates.
  

List of contributors x

Preface xv

PART I: CULTURAL TRADITIONS 1

1 Indigenous perspectives 3
LAURIE ANNE WHITT, MERE ROBERTS, WAERETE NORMAN, AND VICKI GRIEVES

2 Classical China 21
KARYN L. LA1

3 Classical India 37
0. P . DWIVEDI

4 Jainism and Buddhism 52
CHRISTOPHER KEY CHAPPLE

5 The classical Greek tradition 67
GABRIELA R. CARONE

6 Judaism 81
ERIC KATZ

7 Christianity 96
ROBIN ATTFIECD

8 Islam 111
S. NOMANUL HAQ

9 Early modern philosophy 130
CHARLES TALIAFERRO

10 Nineteenth- and twentieth-century philosophy 146
ANDREW BRENNAN

PART 11: CONTEMPORARY ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS 161

11 Meta-ethics 163
JOHN O'NEILL

12 Normative ethics 177
ROBERT ELLIOT