Minding Nature [Book Review]

Dialogue 38 (1):168-170 (1999)
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This book does not propose to discuss a Spinozist conception of nature, as we might have hoped, given its title. The book is not about the philosophy of the science of ecology, either, as its subtitle would suggest, but rather about our approaches to the natural environment insofar as it is involved by human activity.

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00122173

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10.1017/s0012217300010222

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Thomas Heyd
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