Environmental Philosophy (PHIL 230)

It can be said perhaps that in our time, philosophy does not enjoy any special favor and liking…But this much may be assumed without hesitation as correct, that the Philosophy of Nature in particular is in considerable disfavor…It can be said that in the first satisfaction afforded by its discovery, this idea met with crude treatment at unskilled hands, instead of being cultivated by thinking reason; and it has been brought low not so much by its opponents as by its friends. (G.W.F Hegel)

Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Panel Discussion on Extreme Populations

Here's the link to an event next week that may be of interest given our recent discussions about population: https://www.facebook.com/events/413075622154392/?previousaction=join&ref_newsfeed_story_type=regular&source=1
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