Rethinking nature: challenging disciplinary boundaries / ed. by A.Chone, I.Hajek, Ph.Hamman. - Abingdon; York: Routledge/Taylor & Francis Group, 2017. - xiii, 268 p. - (Routledge environmental humanities). - Incl. bibl. ref. - Ind.: p.259-268. - ISBN 978-1-138-21492-7 Шифр: 01  Место хранения:   01 | ГПНТБ СО РАН | Новосибирск

Оглавление / Contents

List of tables .................................................. x List of contributors ........................................... xi Acknowledgements .............................................. xiv Introduction: rethinking the idea of nature ..................... 1 Aurélie Choné, Isabelle Hajek and Philippe Hamman PART I. Values and actions ..................................... 11 1 Environmental ethics: respect and responsibility ............ 15 Catherine Larrère 2 Ecosophy: 'How deep is your ecology'? ....................... 27 Hicham-Stepháne Afeissa 3 Ecospirituality ............................................. 38 Aurélie Choné Ecopsychology: the psyche and the environment ............... 49 Dennis L. Merritt PART II. Writings and representations .......................... 63 5 The aesthetics of nature .................................... 67 Nathalie Blanc 6 Ecocriticism ................................................ 75 Emmanuelle Peraldo 7 Epistemocritical perspectives on nature: nature in culture .. 83 Laurence Dahan PART III. Movements, activism and societies .................... 93 8 From Lebensreform to political ecology ...................... 97 Catherine Repussard 9 Ecofeminism ................................................ 106 Margot Lauwers 10 From environmental sociology to ecosociologies ............. 114 Graham Woodgate 11 From anthropogeography to ethnoecology: is social evolutionism also natural evolutionism? .................... 128 Éric Navet PART IV. Renewed ecologies .................................... 141 12 Rethinking rural nature in the era of ecocide .............. 145 Owain Jones 13 Urban ecology .............................................. 158 Isabelle Hajek and Jean-Pierre Lévy 14 Nature, environment and health ............................. 166 Lionel Charles 15 Sustainable urbanism ....................................... 176 Philippe Hamman 16 Industrial ecology: between model and metaphor: visions of nature in industrial ecology ............................ 187 Nicolas Buclet 17 The ecosystem services paradigm: rise, scope and limits .... 195 Roldan Muradian PART V. Human - animal ........................................ 209 18 Ecocide, ethnocide and civilizations: multiple ways of destroying life ............................................ 211 Éric Navet 19 Animal studies ............................................. 221 Roland Borgards 20 Constructing an animal history ............................. 232 Éric Baratay 21 Outlook: environmental humanities .......................... 243 Sabine Wilke Conclusion: how nature matters ................................ 254 Aurélie Choné, Isabelle Hajek and Philippe Hamman Index ......................................................... 259