Quietism

Anthropocentrism and Quietism: Scylla and Charybdis for an Integrated Migration-ecological Ethics?

Anthropocentrism and Quietism: Scylla and Charybdis for an Integrated Migration-ecological Ethics? By Gary Slater When seeking to develop an ethics that integrates concern for ecological devastation with international migration, rich material abounds. Worthwhile responses to these challenges can be found that range from the empirically rigorous to the culturally potent Read more

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