Dr . Michael S . Northcott is a scholar in the area of Christian ethics, particularly environmental ethics.
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The book was hailed as an important addition to the literature in both environmental ethics and process philosophy.
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The institute deals with philosophical questions concerning democracy and human society, further fields are economic anthropology and environmental ethics.
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Until June 2015 she was a lecturer in cultural geography, environmental ethics and social justice at Edinburgh Napier University.
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The primary difference between process ethics and collectivist environmental ethics, however, is that the former has a theological basis.
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It simultaneously ignores a range of critical literature from ecological economics and environmental ethics which challenges such orthodox thinking.
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Of course, that was before the 1970 advent of Earth Day ushered a new environmental ethic through mainstream America.
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Callicott believes that an adequate environmental ethic an environmental-ethics paradigm that addresses actual environmental concerns must be holistic.
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He does not reject pluralism in environmental ethics outright; he only rejects theoretical pluralism, not interpersonal pluralism or normative pluralism.
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Environmental virtue ethicists take inspiration for a variety of schools of virtue ethics and from diverse backgrounds in environmental ethics.
