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Book Title: Return to Nature?: An Ecological Counterhistory

ISBN: 9780813166346

Subject Area: Philosophy

Publication Name: Return to Nature? : an Ecological Counterhistory

Publisher: University Press of Kentucky

Item Length: 9 in

Subject: General, Movements / Rationalism, Movements / Humanism

Publication Year: 2015

Type: Textbook

Format: Trade Paperback

Language: English

Author: Fred Dallmayr

Item Weight: 12 Oz

Item Width: 6 in

Number of Pages: 228 Pages

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Publisher

University Press of Kentucky

ISBN-10

0813166349

ISBN-13

9780813166346

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217112368

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Number of Pages

228 Pages

Language

English

Publication Name

Return to Nature? : an Ecological Counterhistory

Subject

General, Movements / Rationalism, Movements / Humanism

Publication Year

2015

Type

Textbook

Author

Fred Dallmayr

Subject Area

Philosophy

Format

Trade Paperback

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Item Weight

12 Oz

Item Length

9 in

Item Width

6 in

Additional Product Features

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College Audience

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"The question of humanity's relation to the forces of nature is one that has preoccupied philosophers since the beginning of the discipline. Return to Nature? offers a combined historical review of the issues at stake and an imaginative perspective on how best to address them. This is precisely the kind of book that one has come to expect from Professor Dallmayr's seasoned scholarship." -- Calvin O. Schrag, George Ade Distinguished Professor of Philosophy Emeritas, Purdue University, The question of humanity's relation to the forces of nature is one that has preoccupied philosophers since the beginning of the discipline. Return to Nature? offers a combined historical review of the issues at stake and an imaginative perspective on how best to address them. This is precisely the kind of book that one has come to expect from Professor Dallmayr's seasoned scholarship., Dallmayr seeks a cohesive thread and a philosophical counterhistory, to interrupt the human pattern of marginalizing and abusing the natural world., Provides a solid 'counterhistory' of modern philosophy, in which he presents somewhat neglected ideas from thinkers who offer different, more holistic visions of the human/nature relationship., "Provides a solid 'counterhistory' of modern philosophy, in which he presents somewhat neglected ideas from thinkers who offer different, more holistic visions of the human/nature relationship." -- Choice, With dazzling erudition and the philosophical profundity one has come to associate with him, Fred Dallmayr, through a cultural-historical detour, presents a philosophical anthropology that lays out the complex relationships between the human, the natural and the divine. This is an in-depth philosophical perspective on our ecological crisis, which has radical cultural and political implications. An invaluable addition to the literature about our environmental predicament., Dallmayr is one of the leading political thinkers in the world whose work brings together learning, intelligence, sensibility and moral passion., "With dazzling erudition and the philosophical profundity one has come to associate with him, Fred Dallmayr, through a cultural-historical detour, presents a philosophical anthropology that lays out the complex relationships between the human, the natural and the divine. This is an in-depth philosophical perspective on our ecological crisis, which has radical cultural and political implications. An invaluable addition to the literature about our environmental predicament." -- Joseph Prabhu, coeditor of Indian Ethics: Classical Traditions and Contemporary Challenges, "Dallmayr seeks a cohesive thread and a philosophical counterhistory, to interrupt the human pattern of marginalizing and abusing the natural world." -- ForeWord, "Dallmayr is one of the leading political thinkers in the world whose work brings together learning, intelligence, sensibility and moral passion." -- Edward Andrew, author of Patrons of Enlightenment

Grade From

College Freshman

Grade To

College Graduate Student

Dewey Decimal

113

Table Of Content

Preface Introduction: Letting Nature Back In 1. Nature and Divine Substance: Spinoza 2. Nature and Spirit: Schelling 3. Nature and Sentiment: Romanticism 4. Nature and Experience: Dewey 5. Nature and Life-World: Merleau-Ponty 6. Nature and Being: Heidegger 7. Nature and the Way: Asian Thought Appendix A: Ecological Crisis and Human Renewal: A Tribute to Thomas Berry Appendix B: The Return of Philosophical Anthropology: Some Personal Reflections Notes Index

Synopsis

In Return to Nature? An Ecological Counterhistory, Fred Dallmayr demonstrates how nature has been marginalized, colonized, and abused in the modern era., Sustainability has become a compelling topic of domestic and international debate as the world searches for effective solutions to accumulating ecological problems. In Return to Nature? An Ecological Counterhistory, Fred Dallmayr demonstrates how nature has been marginalized, colonized, and abused in the modern era. Although nature was regarded as a matrix that encompassed all beings in premodern and classical thought, modern Western thinkers tend to disregard this original unity, essentially ex, Sustainability has become a compelling topic of domestic and international debate as the world searches for effective solutions to accumulating ecological problems. In Return to Nature? An Ecological Counterhistory , Fred Dallmayr demonstrates how nature has been marginalized, colonized, and abused in the modern era. Although nature was regarded as a matrix that encompassed all beings in premodern and classical thought, modern Western thinkers tend to disregard this original unity, essentially exiling nature from human life. By means of a philosophical counterhistory leading from Spinoza to Dewey and beyond, the book traces successive efforts to correct this tendency. Grounding his writing in a holistic relationism that reconnects humanity with ecology, Dallmayr pleads for the reintroduction of nature into contemporary philosophical discussion and sociopolitical practice. Return to Nature? unites learning, intelligence, sensibility, and moral passion to offer a multifaceted history of philosophy with regard to our place in the natural world. Dallmayr's visionary writings provide an informed foundation for environmental policy and represent an impassioned call to reclaim nature in our everyday lives.

LC Classification Number

BD581.D243 2015