VOLUME TWENTY-SIX

• SPRING 2004
  • Eileen Crist: Against the Social Construction of Nature and Wilderness
  • Anthony Weston: Multicentrism: A Manifesto
  • John Mizzoni: St. Francis, Paul Taylor, and Franciscan Biocentrism
  • Cassandra Y. Johnson and J. M. Bowker: African-American Wildland Memories
  • Robert Kirkman: Reasons to Dwell on (if Not Necessarily in) the Suburbs

• SUMMER 2004
  • Jeanne Kay Guelke: Looking for Jesus in Christian Environmental Ethics
  • David W. Kidner: Industrialism and the Fragmentation of Temporal Structure
  • Charles List: On the Moral Distinctiveness of Sport Hunting
  • Craig Delancey: Teleofunctions and Oncomice: The Case for Revising Varner's Value Theory
  • Amy White: Environmental Harms, Causation, and Act Utilitarianism

• FALL 2004
  • Katie McShane: Ecosystem Health
  • Rachel Brown: Righting Ecofeminist Ethics: The Scope and Use of Moral Entitlement
  • Kimberly Smith: Black Agrarianism and the Foundations of Black Environmental Thought
  • Derek Bell: Environmental Justice and Rawls' Difference Principle
  • Adrian Del Caro: Nietzschean Considerations on the Environment

• WINTER 2004
  • Alan Carter: Saving Nature and Feeding People
  • Kevin de Laplante: Environmental Alchemy: How to turn Ecological Science into Ecological Philosophy
  • Stephen J. Duffin: The Environmental Views of John Locke and the Maori People of New Zealand
  • Aaron Lercher: Is Anyone to Blame for Pollution?
  • Paul W. Wood: Intergenerational Justice and Curtailments on the Discretionary Powers of Governments

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