The philosophy of social ecology: essays on dialectical naturalism |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 107 |
TOWARD A PHILOSOPHY OF NATURE | 151 |
FREEDOM AND NECESSITY IN NATURE | 1099 |
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abstract acolytes actualization Bateson become biocentrism biological biosphere Black Rose Books causality claim complex concept continuum conventional reason cosmic creative culture cybernetic developmental dialectical naturalism dialectical reason differentiation domination dualism ecocommunities ecological ethics ecological society ecological thinking eduction emergence emphasize evolutionary exist existential fact fecundity feedback form of reason freedom Hegel Hegelian hierarchy human humanity's ideological immanent intellectual interaction life-forms logic meaning mechanism mechanistic mere mind moral mystical natural evolution natural law natural world nature philosophy nonhuman notion objective organic organismic phenomena potentiality premises Presocratic problems rational reality realm reductionism relationships rendered second nature sense simply social ecology species structure subjectivity systems theory thought tradition Western what-is whole