According to JD, what distinguishes Deep Ecology as a philosophical approach—i.e. what are its diagnoses and prescriptions (including religious/spiritual implications)? According to JD, who are some of the to deep ecology? Can you think of ‘precursors’ others? in the ERN, According to the entry on Ecology” what are some of the “Deep characteristics of the deep ecology movement (its thinking and practices) that are religious or resemble religions? Adding some thoughts from the article on “Radical Environmentalism” and First”, what are some of the additional religious (or “Earth religion-resembling) dimensions to the environmental radicalism? From the entries on Environmentalism” and Ecology” in the ERN, “Radical “Deep complemented if you will from the JD text, why does radical environmentalism draw on and have affinity with deep ecology? From the entries on Environmentalism” and Ecology” in the ERN, “Radical “Deep what are the associations in the associations’ typical of radical ‘good’ ‘binary environmentalism’? Circle the ones you think are central to deep ecology, don’t circle the ones that you think are not. From the entry on Environmentalism” in the ERN, list and be sure you have a “Radical basic understanding of the of radical environmentalism that are discussed. ‘shades’ From the First!” entry in the ERN, identify Dave Foreman and Edward Abbey, “Earth and their key contributions to such environmental radicalism. What were some of the early perspectives and tensions in the movement. 9.2 The Deep Ecology Platform According to JD, what view are deep ecologists committed to? What two directions does DEEP ECOLOGY proceed toward on this commitment? What does mean by the term ecophilosophy and what is an ecosophy? Be familiar and able to identify the 8 parts of the deep ecology platform (no need to write them in your study guide unless you want to); see 206-7. Try to summarize these points in one sentence: 9.3 Ecology and Ecophilosophy Leopold and Naess both used the science of ecology to argue for what sort of character traits and what type of approach to environmental change? How do ecology and conservation biology produce of ignorance,’ and for ‘statements Naess what does this imply to people proposing policies that intervene in natural environment?
According to JD, what distinguishes Deep Ecology as a philosophical approach—i.e. what are its diagnoses and prescriptions (including religious/spiritual implications)? According to JD, who are some of the ‘precursors’ to deep ecology? Can you think of others? According to the entry on “Deep Ecology” in the ERN, what are some of the characteristics of the deep ecology movement (its thinking and practices) that are religious or resemble religions? Adding some thoughts from the article on “Radical Environmentalism” and “Earth First”, what are some of the additional religious (or religion-resembling) dimensions to the environmental radicalism? From the entries on “Radical Environmentalism” and “Deep Ecology” in the ERN, complemented if you will from the JD text, why does radical environmentalism draw on and have affinity with deep ecology? From the entries on “Radical Environmentalism” and “Deep Ecology” in the ERN, what are the ‘good’ associations in the ‘binary associations’ typical of radical environmentalism’? Circle the ones you think are central to deep ecology, don’t circle the ones that you think are not. From the entry on “Radical Environmentalism” in the ERN, list and be sure you have a basic understanding of the ‘shades’ of radical environmentalism that are discussed. From the “Earth First!” entry in the ERN, identify Dave Foreman and Edward Abbey, and their key contributions to such environmental radicalism. What were some of the early perspectives and tensions in the movement. 9.2 The Deep Ecology Platform According to JD, what view are deep ecologists committed to? What two directions does DEEP ECOLOGY proceed toward on this commitment? What does mean by the term ecophilosophy and what is an ecosophy? Be familiar and able to identify the 8 parts of the deep ecology platform (no need to write them in your study guide unless you want to); see 206-7. Try to summarize these points in one sentence: 9.3 Ecology and Ecophilosophy Leopold and Naess both used the science of ecology to argue for what sort of character traits and what type of approach to environmental change? How do ecology and conservation biology produce ‘statements of ignorance,’ and for Naess what does this imply to people proposing policies that intervene in natural environment?
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