Environmental philosophy in Asian traditions of thought [Texte imprimé] / edited by J. Baird Callicott and James McRae

Notes bibliogr.

Environment and environmental philosophy in India / George Alfred James -- Atman, identity, and emanation : arguments for a Hindu environmental ethic / Christopher Framarin -- Gandhi's contributions to environmental thought and action / Bart Gruzalski -- Acting with compassion : Buddhism, feminism and the environmental crisis / Stephanie Kaza -- Against holism : rethinking Buddhist environmental ethics / Simon P. James -- Causation and "telos" : the problem of Buddhist environmental ethics / Ian Harris -- The relevance of Chinese neo-Confucianism for the reverence of nature / Mary Evelyn Tucker -- Beyond naturalism : a reconstruction of Daoist environmental ethics / R.P. Peerenboom -- Conceptual foundations for environmental ethics : a Daoist perspective / Karyn L. Lai -- Process ecology and the "ideal" dao / Alan Fox -- The viability (dao) and virtuosity (de) of Daoist ecology : reversion (fu) as renewal / Sandra A. Wawrytko -- Envisioning the Daoist body in the economy of cosmic power / James Miller -- The Japanese concept of nature in relation to the environmental ethics and conservation aesthetics of Aldo Leopold / Steve Odin -- Dogen, deep ecology, and the ecological self / Deane Curtin -- Conservation ethics and the Japanese intellectual tradition / David Edward Shaner and R. Shannon Duval -- From symbiosis (kyosei) to the ontology of "arising both from oneself and from another" / Hiroshi Abe -- The Confucian environmental ethics of Ogyu Sorai / Tomosaburo Yamauchi -- Triple negation : Watsuji Tetsuro on the sustainability of ecosystems, economies, and international peace / James McRae -- Afterword : recontextualizing the self in comparative environmental philosophy / J. Baird Callicott