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Being Human: Ethics, Environment, and Our Place in the World by Anna L. Peterson (Paperback, 2001)

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Product Description : Being Human: Ethics, Environment, And Our Place In The World Being Human Examines The Complex Connections Among Conceptions Of Human Nature Attitudes Toward Nonhuman Nature And Ethics Anna Peterson Proposes An Ethical Anthropology That Examines How Ideas Of Nature And Humanity Are Bound Together In Ways That Shape The Very Foundations Of Cultures Peterson Discusses Mainstream Western Understandings Of What It Means To Be Human As Well As Alternatives To These Perspectives And Suggests That The Construction Of A Compelling Coherent Environmental Ethics Will Revise Our Ideas Not Only About Nature But Also About What It Means To Be Human