EcologyCarolyn Merchant This text argues that as we survey the effects of modernism -environmental destructions, the net consumption of irreplaceable natural resources and the ever-widening gulf between first and third worlds - we are forced to grapple with the consequences of the domination of nature by human beings. |
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... means of his brain , hand , and tools in order to subsist . Thus , far more than any other species , the human ... means of subsistence , a step which is conditioned by their physical organization . By producing their means of ...
... means of his brain , hand , and tools in order to subsist . Thus , far more than any other species , the human ... means of subsistence , a step which is conditioned by their physical organization . By producing their means of ...
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... means of existence , but on means of enjoy- ment and development . Here - where the means of development are socially produced the categories taken from the animal kingdom are already to- tally inapplicable . Finally , under the ...
... means of existence , but on means of enjoy- ment and development . Here - where the means of development are socially produced the categories taken from the animal kingdom are already to- tally inapplicable . Finally , under the ...
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... means of production involved.3 In either of these situations no surplus is obtained , and thus no capital is ... means of production . Economic systems have been notoriously rapacious in exploiting this surplus value potential of labor ...
... means of production involved.3 In either of these situations no surplus is obtained , and thus no capital is ... means of production . Economic systems have been notoriously rapacious in exploiting this surplus value potential of labor ...
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
Marx and Engels on Ecology | 21 |
Howard Parsons ed 888 | 28 |
Copyright | |
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Adorno American animals anthropocentric Arne Naess basic become birthrate capitalism capitalist century concept concerns consciousness countries crisis critique cultural ecofeminism Deep Ecology destruction Dialectic domination of nature earth ecocentric ecofeminism ecofeminists ecologists Ecology Movement economic ecosystems Enlightenment environment Environmental Ethics Environmental justice essential essentialist example existence exploitation female feminism feminist Friedrich Engels Fritjof Capra Gaia global Goddess green Green Politics groups growth Horkheimer human individual industrial internal labor liberation living male Marcuse Marx Marxism material Max Horkheimer means modern Murray Bookchin nations object oppression organization paradigm patriarchal perspective philosophy physical planet political pollution population Press principle problems Process Theology production radical reason relation relationship religion revolution scientific social ecology social/ist ecofeminists socialist society species Spinoza spiritual structure struggle symbol things tion traditional transformation University values Western whole woman women York