Buch | Kapitel
Beyond the human
pp. 117-147
Abstrakt
The preceding four chapters have set out a phenomenological approach to several key issues in environmental philosophy. Yet the very notion of developing a phenomenological approach to such issues might seem wrong-headed. For it might seem that phenomenological approaches are inherently human-centred or anthropocentric and hence at odds with the concerns of environmental thinkers.
Publication details
Published in:
James Simon P. (2009) The presence of nature: a study in phenomenology and environmental philosophy. Dordrecht, Springer.
Seiten: 117-147
Referenz:
James Simon P. (2009) Beyond the human, In: The presence of nature, Dordrecht, Springer, 117–147.