Vol. 10 No. 1 (2016): Contested Space and Value in Confucian Environmental Ethics

Guest edited by Joseph A.P. Wilson

Published: 2016-04-19

Introduction

Editor's Introduction Paris in View

Lucas Johnston

5-8
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Guest Editor’s Introduction Contested Space and Value in Confucian Environmental Ethics

Joseph A.P. Wilson

9-14
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Articles

Zhu Xi and the Instrumental Value of Nature

Seth D. Clippard

15-38
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Response to Seth D. Clippard, ‘Zhu Xi and the Instrumental Value of Nature’

Joseph A. Adler

39-43
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Zhu Xi’s Investigation of Things and Environmental Ethics A Response to Seth D. Clippard

Shan Gao

44-48
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Confucius, Maladaptation, and Civil Evolution Reply to Clippard

Martin Schönfeld

49-57
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Anthropocosmic Thinking on the Problem of Nuclear Harm A Reply to Seth D. Clippard and a Plea to Mary Evelyn Tucker and Tu Weiming

N.A.J. Taylor

58-65
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Transferring the Debate over the Nature of Environmental Ethics to Confucianism with Similar Misguided Results

Joel J. Kassiola

66-76
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Shifting Directions A Reply

Seth D. Clippard

77-90
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In Search of Religious Elements in the Dutch Nature Policy

Peter Jansen, Jan Van Der Stoep, Jozef Keulartz, Henk Jochemsen

91-116
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Review Essay

Review Essay Religious Ecology: A New Primer

Leslie E. Sponsel

117-126
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