Land, value, community : Callicott and environmental philosophy / edited by Wayne Ouderkirk and Jim Hill.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 331-342) and index.

Introduction: Callicott and environmental philosophy / Wayne Ouderkirk -- Ecological morality and nonmoral sentiments / Ernest Partridge -- How green is the theory of moral sentiments? / John Barkdull -- Ecological science, philosophy, and ecological ethics / Robert P. McIntosh -- Biocentrism, biological science, and ethical theory / Kristin Shrader-Frechette -- Callicott on intrinsic value and moral standing in environmental ethics / Wendy Donner -- Naturalizing Callicott / Holmes Rolston III -- Epistemology and environmental values / Bryan Norton -- Environmental ethics without a metaphysics / Eugene C. Hargrove -- Philosophy of nature or natural philosophy? Science and philosophy in Callicott's metaphysics / Catherine Larrère / Quantum physics, "postmodern scientific worldview," and Callicott's environmental ethics / Clare Palmer -- Minimal, moderate, and extreme moral pluralism / Peter S. Wenz -- Callicott and Naess on pluralism / Andrew Light -- Beyond exclusion: the importance of context in ecofeminist theory / Lori Gruen -- Environmental ethics and respect for animals / Angus Taylor -- J. Baird Callicott's critique of Christian stewardship and the validity of religious environmental ethics / Susan Power Bratton -- Callicott's last stand / Lee Hester ... [and others] -- The very idea of wilderness / Wayne Ouderkirk -- My reply / J. Baird Callicott.

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Annotation J. Baird Callicott is considered to be one of the central figures in the development of environmental philosophy.

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