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New Perspectives in Plant Ethics
丛编：- Critical Plant Studies, 卷： 11
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Plant ethics is not a hyper-specialised theoretical niche, but rather one expression of a growing awareness of human responsibilities towards living beings, ecosystems, and present and future societies. This awareness cuts across disciplines such as moral philosophy and environmental ethics, agronomy, forestry, biology, law, ethnography and arts.
This book is divided into five thematic sections, bringing together scholarly researchers and practitioners in the field to discuss the new theoretical and applied ethical issues raised by our relationship with the plant world.
This book is divided into five thematic sections, bringing together scholarly researchers and practitioners in the field to discuss the new theoretical and applied ethical issues raised by our relationship with the plant world.
Quentin Hiernaux is Research Associate at the Fund for Scientific Research (FNRS) and Professor of Philosophy of Science at the Université libre de Bruxelles. He is also Honorary Research Associate at Meise Botanic Garden. His research covers the history and philosophy of life sciences, with an emphasis on plant sciences (history of botany, philosophy of biology, philosophy of ecology). His work focuses on the problem of biological individuality, on the status of plants in history of philosophy and in environmental ethics.
This book is of interest to academic researchers and students in ethics, philosophy, life sciences, agronomy and environmental sciences, as well as to practitioners in agriculture, horticulture, forestry and biological conservation.