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[Book Review] Deep ecology & Deep ecology: Living as if nature mattered
1987Review of the books "Deep ecology" by Michael Tobias (San Diego: Avant Books, 1985) and "Deep ecology: Living as if nature mattered" by Bill Devall and George Sessions (Layton, UT: Gibbs M. Smith, 1985).
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2019
[Chapter Abstract] The deep sea, comprising approximately 95% of the world ocean volume, is by far the largest cumulative habitat on earth. It has historically been understudied and represents the largest data gap in ecology. The deep sea is home to an enormous diversity of ecosystems, from the three-dimensional fluid space of the pelagic realm to the ...
Sutton, Tracey, Milligan, Rosanna
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[Chapter Abstract] The deep sea, comprising approximately 95% of the world ocean volume, is by far the largest cumulative habitat on earth. It has historically been understudied and represents the largest data gap in ecology. The deep sea is home to an enormous diversity of ecosystems, from the three-dimensional fluid space of the pelagic realm to the ...
Sutton, Tracey, Milligan, Rosanna
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The postmodernism of deep ecology, the deep ecology of postmodernism, and grand narratives
2000Deep ecology as developed by Arne Naess and others has much in common with postmodernist philosophy, and postmodernists for the most part are sympathetic to radical environmentalism. This confluence suggests that deep ecology and postmodernism might have common roots and so could provide resources for one another, but also that problems of one could ...
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Ethics and the Environment, 2014
This essay explores connections between Charles Darwin’s thinking and the writings of theorists in the deep ecology movement. It begins by placing Darwin’s thought in the context of Western attempts to reject teleological descriptions of nature. It then shows that while some authors cite Darwin’s naturalistic view of human origins as a positive ...
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This essay explores connections between Charles Darwin’s thinking and the writings of theorists in the deep ecology movement. It begins by placing Darwin’s thought in the context of Western attempts to reject teleological descriptions of nature. It then shows that while some authors cite Darwin’s naturalistic view of human origins as a positive ...
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2019
The supporters of the movement are deeply concerned about the decline of the conditions of life on the planet. What Bernard E. Rollin calls aesthetic value may be a sort of value closely related to the intrinsic value discussed within the deep ecology movement.
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The supporters of the movement are deeply concerned about the decline of the conditions of life on the planet. What Bernard E. Rollin calls aesthetic value may be a sort of value closely related to the intrinsic value discussed within the deep ecology movement.
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Architectural Education in the Current of Deep Ecology and Sustainability
Buildings, 2021Anna Jaglarz, Jaglarz Anna
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Deep learning for supervised classification of temporal data in ecology
Ecological Informatics, 2021Cesar Capinha +2 more
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