Contents

Chapter One

Chapter Two

Chapter Three

Chapter Four

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Chapter Seven

Greening Philosophy

and Democratizing Ecology

David Macauky

Nature as Artifact: Thomas Hobbes,

the Bible, and Modernity

Frank Cokman

Charles Fourier: Proto-Red-Green

Joan Roelofs

Martin Heidegger: Antinaturalistic Critic

of Technological ~ o d k r n i t ~

Michael E. Zimmerman

Merleau-Ponty and the Voice of the Earth

David Abram

Hannah Arendt and the Politics of Place: 102

From Earth Alienation to Oikos

David Macauley

Ernst Bloch, Natural Rights, and the Greens 134

John Ely

"The Outcry of Mute Things": Hans Jonass 167

Imperative of Responsibility

Lawrence Vogel

Chapter Eight Domination and Utopia: Marcuses

Discourse on Nature, Psyche, and Culture

Henry T. Blanke

Chapter Nine Lewis Mumford, the ~ o r h t e Anm erican 209

Environmentalist: An Essay in

Rehabilitation

Ramachandra Guha

Chapter Ten Change and Continuity in Environmental 229

World-View: The Politics of Nature

in Rachel Carsons Siknt Spring

Yaakov Garb

Chapter Ekven The Commoner-Ehrlich Debate:

Environmentalism

and the Politics of Survival

Andrew Feenberg

Chapter Twebe The Problem of Nature in Habermas

Joel Whitebook

Chapter Thirteen Social Ecology and Social Labor:

A Consideration and Critique

of Murray Bookchin

Alan Rudy and Andrew Light

Index