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Social Theory and Practice:
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Stephen Maitzen
The Cambridge Companion to Atheism
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William
Lane
Craig
’s essay, “Theistic Critiques of Atheism,” is an overly ambitious ... length. Unsurprisingly,
Craig
’s breezy treatment of the issues leaves some gaping ... ’s existence an exception to that rule.
Craig
then argues that we shouldn’t be surprised ...
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... York Press, 2007. 265 pp. Carr,
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L. Polity: Political Culture and the ... York Press, 2006. 216 pp. Feenberg, Andrew, and
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Leiss (ed.). The ... . New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2007. 276 pp. Hatley, James, Janice Mc
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TWENTY-FIVE-YEAR INDEX (1979–2003)
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... S. “On the Morality of Hunting.” 11 (1989): 327–43. Chaloupka,
William
. “John ... for Environmental Ethics.” 15 (1993): 259–74. French,
William
C. “Against ... C. “American Pragmatism Reconsidered:
William
James’ Ecological Ethic.” 14 ...
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A Renewal of Husserl’s Critique of Naturalism: Towards the Via Media of Ecological Phenomenology
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This essay argues that phenomenology is uniquely suited to critique naturalism without lapsing into a romantic, anti-scientific, or dystopian view of modern science. This argument situates Husserl’s retrieval of the environmental relation in the Vienna Lecture between two alternative tendencies in contemporary ecological phenomenology: 1) the rejection of or indifference to the positive sciences, and 2) the adoption of naturalism in phenomenological methodology. On the one hand, the claim is that the phenomenological return to the environment should not imply a rejection of methodological naturalism. On the other hand, while an ecological phenomenology is consistent with naturalistic investigation, there is nevertheless a heterogeneity between the two. In short, phenomenology need not become naturalized in order for it to be ecological.
... Analysis, ed.
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Lovitt (New York: Harper and Row, 1977), 21 ...
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