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Subjects “...Human ecology Philosophy....”

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Subjects “...Human ecology Philosophy....”

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Table of Contents “...Empathy is natural ; Culture and human nature ; Deep ecology ; Ecofeminism : a social ecology ; Ecological integrity ; Questions : relationships : empathy and integrity -- Rights : humans and animals? ...”

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Table of Contents “...Towards a philosophy of resurrection science /...”

Table of Contents “...Morality 6: HRM and Universalism: Kant's Ethical Philosophy: Means, Human Resources, and Ends -- 7. Morality 7: Sustainability and the Natural Environment: Environmental Ethics and Social Ecology -- 8. ...”
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Table of Contents “...Coetzee's Writings; The Question of Meat Eating in Coetzee.; The Ecstatic Lives of Animals Coetzee's Alternative Ecology; The Faculty of Sympathy; A New Hope; Notes; References; The Vegan and the Sovereign; Vegan Sovereignties; Animal Sovereigns; Sovereign Abolitions; Notes; References; Part III: Food, Memory, Histories; "Are Vegetarians Good Fighters?"...”
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Table of Contents “...Contents note continued: Understanding Life-Capital versus Money-Capital Today -- 2.The Ancient Taboo -- Thinking Past the Ruling Order as Age-Old Taboo East and West -- Classical Asian Philosophy More System-Oppressive than the Greek -- Critical Thought as Social-Immune System -- The Suspension of Critical Thought in a Dark Age -- Late Modernity's Questions Begin to Rise -- Critical Social Principles from the Twentieth Century On -- Value-Free Economic Laws' as Automatized System Enforcement -- The Mathematical Incarceration of Economics in Money-Sequences -- Philosophy Institutes the First Premise of Economics as Rationality Itself -- From Methodological Censorship to Ruling Value-Programme -- Thinking Beyond the Social Script as an Obligation of Human Life -- Recognizing Healthy versus Diseased Ruling Value-Systems -- Re-Grounding in Life-Necessity to Recognize the Usurpation of Society -- Life-Protective Rule of Law Overridden but Available --...”