'Here is environmental ethics from 'down under' showing us how topsy turvy the uppermost Western, first world view really is. Australia has already proved itself a bellwether territory, as with Lawrence Johnson's A Morally Deep World, Warwick Fox's Towards a Transpersonal Ecology, and freya Mathews' The Ecological Self. Now we have the most insightful work so far defining, in its own national development, Australia's unique contribution to The Greening of Ethics. Forceful, critical, subversive, even satirical, and, ultimately, quite constructive, Sylvan and Bennett show that if conservation fails in Australia, then all hope of convincing the rest of the world of its importance is dead.' - Holmes Rolston, III
Bibliographical: 233mm x 155mm, 270pp.
ISBN 1-874267-04-9 (PB) £14.95
March 1994
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