VOLUME TWENTY-TWO

• SPRING 2000
  • Daniel Berthold-Bond : The Ethics of "Place": Reflections on Bioregionalism
  • Julie L. Davidson : Sustainable Development: Business as Usual or a New Way of Living?
  • Constantine Hadjilambrinos : An Egalitarian Response to Utilitarian Analysis of Long-Lived Pollution
  • Richard Foltz: Is There an Islamic Environmentalism?
  • Maria Davradou and Paul Wood The Promotion of Individual Autonomy and Environmental Ethics
  • Andrew J. Kerr : The Possibility of Metaphysics: Environmental Ethics and the Naturalistic Fallacy

• SUMMER 2000
  • Roger J. H. King: Environmental Ethics and the Built Environment
  • Shari Collins-Chobanian: Beyond Sax and Welfare Interests: A Case for Environmental Rights
  • Vinay Lal: Gandhi and the Ecological Vision of Life: Thinking beyond Deep Ecology
  • Amy L. Goff-Yates: Karen Warren and the Logic of Domination: A Defense
  • Rick O'Neil: Animal Liberation Versus Environmentalism: The Care Solution

• FALL 2000
  • Christopher J. Preston: Conversing with Nature in a Postmodern Epistemological Framework
  • Janna Thompson: Environment as Cultural Heritage
  • Frank Schalow: Who Speaks for the Animals? Heidegger and the Question of Animal Welfare
  • Lee Hester, Dennis McPherson, Annie Booth, and Jim Cheney: Indigenous Worlds and Callicott's Land Ethic
  • J. Baird Callicott: Many Indigenous Worlds or the Indigenous World?

• WINTER 2000
  • David W. Kidner: Fabricating Nature: A Critique of the Social Construction of Nature
  • Simon P. James: Thing-Centered Holism in Buddhism, Heidegger, and Deep Ecology
  • George S. Levit, Wolfgang E. Brumbein, and Reiner Grubel: Time and Space in the Works of V. I. Vernadsky
  • David Schmidtz: Natural Enemies: An Anatomy of Environmental Conflict
  • Bill McCormick: The Island of Dr. Haraway

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