VOLUME THIRTY-TWO

• SPRING 2010
  • Christian Diehm: Minding Nature: Val Plumwood's Critique of Moral Extensionism
  • Glenn Deliege: The Cinquefoil Controversy: Restory Relics betwee Managers and Purists
  • Michael P. Nelson: Teaching Holism in Evironmental Ethics
  • Jason Bell: To the Tenth Generation: Homer's Odyssey as Environmental Ethics
  • Philip J. Ivanhoe: Of Geese and Eggs: In What Sense Should We Value Nature as a System?

• SUMMER 2010
  • Ned Hettinger: Animal Beauty, Ethics, and Environmental Preservation
  • John Basl: Restitutive Restoration: New Motivations for Ecological Restoration
  • Shari Collins-Chobanian, Eric Comerford, and Chris Kerlin: Twenty Million Refugees and Counting: A Call for Recognition or a New Convention
  • Ian A. Smith: The Role of Humility and Intrinsic Goods in Preserving Endangered Species: Why Preserve the Humpback Chub?
  • Steven Fesmire: Ecological Imagination

• FALL 2010
  • Aaron Simmons" Two Arguments against Biological Interests
  • Lars Samuelsson: On the Demarcation Problem and the Possibility of Environmental Ethics: A Refutation of "A Refutation of Environmental Ethics"
  • Christopher A. Brown: Kantianism and Mere Means
  • Paul Ott: Value as Practice and the Practice of Value: Dewey's Value Theory for Environmental Ethics
  • Chaone Mallory: What is Ecofeminist Political Theory? Gender, Nature, and the Political

• WINTER 2010
  • Sue P. Stafford: Intellectual Virtues in Environmental Virtue Ethics
  • Freya Mathews: Planetary Collapse Disorder: The Honeybee as Portent of the Limits of the Ethics
  • Benjamin Howe: Was Arne Naess Recognized as the Founder of Deep Ecology Prematurely? Semantics and Environmental Philosophy
  • Mick Smith: Epharmosis: Jean-Luc Nancy and the Political Oecology of Creation
  • Lars Samelusson: Environmental Pragmatism and Environmental Philosophy: A Bad Marriage

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