Philosophies of nature: the human dimension

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Springer, Dordrecht

1998

334 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-4859-2

Boston studies in the philosophy of science
vol. 195

Philosophies of nature: the human dimension

in celebration of Erazim Kohák

Edited by

Robert S Cohen, Alfred Tauber

Publication details

Full citation:

Cohen, R.S. , Tauber, A. (eds) (1998). Philosophies of nature: the human dimension: in celebration of Erazim Kohák, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

The natural and the supernatural in human nature

Brinkmann Klaus

3-18

Whose nature? which morality?

Cahoone Lawrence

19-33

whose nature? which morality? a response

Kohák Erazim

35-37

Monism, but not through reductionism

Yu Cao Tian

39-51

Is there a buddhist philosophy of nature?

Eckel David Malcolm

53-69

Aristotelian and Newtonian models in Hegel's philosophy of nature

Ferrarin Alfredo

71-89

Yin and yang

Kohn Livia

91-105

Human nature and the nature of time

Michalski Krzysztof

107-119

The contingency of nature

Neville Robert

121-137

Theological reflections on the nature of nature

Olson Alan

139-149

Remarks on human nature in Plato

Rosen Stanley

151-162

The nature of the gods in early Greek poetic thought

Scully Stephen

163-176

The relationship between physics and philosophy

Shimony Abner

177-184

Ecology and the claims for a science-based ethics

Tauber Alfred

185-206

Phenomenology and ecology

Kohák Erazim

209-219

Human rights and nature's rightness

Kohák Erazim

221-230

Transcendental experience, everyday philosophy

Kohák Erazim

231-247

Should auld acquaintance be forgot…?

Kohák Erazim

249-256

Varieties of ecological experience

Kohák Erazim

257-271

Nature as presence and experience

Kohák Erazim

273-284

The true and the good

Kohák Erazim

285-291

The ecological dilemma

Kohák Erazim

293-301

Creation's orphans

Kohák Erazim

303-314

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