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[Book Review] Deep ecology & Deep ecology: Living as if nature mattered
, 1987 Review 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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The postmodernism of deep ecology, the deep ecology of postmodernism, and grand narratives
, 2000 Deep 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 ...
Arran Gare (18926356)
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Challenging the paradigms of deep-sea ecology
Trends in Ecology and Evolution, 2014 Deep-sea ecosystems represent Earth's major ecological research frontier. Focusing on seafloor ecosystems, we demonstrate how new technologies underpin discoveries that challenge major ecological hypotheses and paradigms, illuminating new deep-sea ...
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Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1995
In certain cases the extrapolation into the geological past of conditions and processes relevant to present-day ecology is not automatically valid. Do anatomical designs show improvements through time? How do we treat fossil organisms with no living parallels? What might be the influence of shifts in atmospheric composition?
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In certain cases the extrapolation into the geological past of conditions and processes relevant to present-day ecology is not automatically valid. Do anatomical designs show improvements through time? How do we treat fossil organisms with no living parallels? What might be the influence of shifts in atmospheric composition?
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Journal of Applied Philosophy, 1986
Abstract Our environmental crisis is commonly explained as a product of a set of attitudes and beliefs about the world which have been developed by post‐Cartesian technological society. Deep ecologists claim that the crisis can only be overcome by adopting an alternative non‐technological paradigm, such as can be discovered in non‐Western cultures. In
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Abstract Our environmental crisis is commonly explained as a product of a set of attitudes and beliefs about the world which have been developed by post‐Cartesian technological society. Deep ecologists claim that the crisis can only be overcome by adopting an alternative non‐technological paradigm, such as can be discovered in non‐Western cultures. In
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DEEP ECOLOGY OR SOCIAL ECOLOGY?
The Heythrop Journal, 1995Dans les annees 1980, un desaccord fondamental a menace de scinder l'ensemble du mouvement pour l'environnement. A ce moment, deux positions theoriques distinctes sont possibles: l'ecologie stricte et l'ecologie sociale. Pour les ecologistes sociaux, la crise ecologique s'enracine dans les problemes sociaux.
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Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2022
AbstractThis article identifies a remarkable degree of consilience between aspects of classical Jungian theory, dual‐aspect monism, Earth System science and deep ecology, despite their mostly independent formulation. The resulting synergy offers a radically different and urgently needed worldview based on respectful relationship with, rather than ...
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AbstractThis article identifies a remarkable degree of consilience between aspects of classical Jungian theory, dual‐aspect monism, Earth System science and deep ecology, despite their mostly independent formulation. The resulting synergy offers a radically different and urgently needed worldview based on respectful relationship with, rather than ...
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