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Deep Ecology Bibliography by dr. Johannes Dingler
* Ann Bragg, Elizabeth (1996): Towards Ecological Self: Deep Ecology meets
Constructionist Self Theory. In: Journal of environmental psychology, 16(2), S. 93-
108.
* Armstrong, Susan; Botzler, Richard (Ed.)(1993): Environmental Ethics.
Divergence and Convergence.
* Attfield, Robin (1993): Sylvan, Fox and Deep Ecology: A View from the
Continental Shelf. In: Environmental Values, Vol. 2, No. 1, Spring 1993, S. 21-32.
* Barry, John (1994): The limits of the shallow and the deep: green politics,
philosophy, and praxis. In: Environmental Politics. v. 3 Autumn '94 p. 369-94.
* Barry, John (1995): Deep Ecology, Socialism and Human "Being in the World":
A Part of, yet Apart from Nature. In: Capitalism, Nature, Socialism; 1995, 6, 3(23),
Sept, 30-38.
* Bennet, David; Sylvan, Richard (1987): Deep Ecology and Green Politics. In:
The Trumpeter, Vol. 4, No. 1, Winter 1987, S. 16-19.
* Bennett, David; Sylvan, Richard (1988): Taoism and Deep Ecology. In: The
Ecologist, Vol. 18, Nos. 4/5, 1988, S. 148-159.
* Boockchin, Murray (1995): Re-Enchanting Humanity. A Defense of the Human
Spirit.
* Bookchin, Murray (1988): Social Ecology versus Deep Ecology. In: Socialist
Review, Vol. 18, No. 3, 1988, S. 9-29. Mit einer Introduction von Jeffrey Escoffier.
* Bookchin, Murray (1990): Recovering Evolution: A Reply to Eckersley and Fox.
In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 12, No. 3, Fall 1990, S. 253-274.
* Bookchin, Murray (1991): Defending the Earth. Debate between Murray
Bookchin and Dave Foreman. Montreal, New York: Black Rose Books.
* Bookchin, Murray (1993): Which Way for the Ecological Movement.
* Bookchin, Murray (1995): Deep Ecology. Die generation der Egomanen. In:
Forum entwicklungspolitischer Aktionsgruppen, Nr. 190, Feb. 1995, S. 18-19.
* Bookchin, Murray; et al. (1993): Deep Ecology and Anarchism: a Polemic.
London: Freedom Press.
* Bowers, Chet A. (1993a): Education, Cultural Myths, and the Ecological Crisis.
Toward Deep Changes. Albany: State University of New York Press.
* Bowers, Chet A. (1993b): Some Questions about the Theoretical Foundations
of W. Fox's Transpersonal Ecology and Arne Naess Ecosophy T. In The Trumpeter,
Vol. 10, No. 3, Summer 1993, S. 92-98.
* Bradford, George (1989): How Deep is Deep Ecology?. Hadley, Massachusetts,
Ojai, California: Times Change Press.
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* Brown, Charles S. (1995): Anthropocentrism and Ecocentrism: The Quest for a
New Worldview. In: Midwest Quarterly; 1995, 36, 2, winter, 191-202.
* Byers, Bruce A. (1992): Deep Ecology and its Critics: A Buddhist Perspective.
In: The Trumpeter, Vol. 9, No. 1, Winter 1992, S. 33-35.
* Callicot, John Baird (1994): Earth's Insights: A Survey of Ecological Ethics from
the Meditarenian Basin to the Australian Outback.
* Callicot, John Baird; da Rocha, Fernando J. R. (Ed.)(1996): Earth Summit
Ethics. Toward a Reconstructive Postmodern Philosophy of Environmental
Education. Albany: State University of New York Press.
* Callicott, J. Baird (1989)In defense of the land ethic: essays in environmental
philosophy.
* Campbell, SueEllen (1989): The Land of Language and Desire: Where Deep
Ecology and Post-Structuralism Meet. In: Western American Literature, Vol. 24, No.
3, November 1989, S. 199-211.
* Carter, A. (1995): Deep Ecology and Social Ecology. In: Heythrop Journal. A
Quaterly Review of Philosophy and Theology. Vol. 36, Issue 3, S. 328-350.
* Cheney, Jim (1987): Eco-Feminism and Deep Ecology. In: Environmental
Ethics, Vol. 9, No. 2, Summer 1987, S. 115-145.
* Cheney, Jim (1989): The Neo-Stoicism of Radical Environmentalism. In:
Environmental Ethics, Vol. 11, No. 4, Winter 1989, S. 293-325.
* Conley, Verena Andermatt (1997): Ecopolitics. The Environment in
Poststructural Thought. New York, London: Routledge.
* Cronon, William (Ed.)(1995): Uncommon ground: toward reinventing nature.
* Davis, John (1993): Why Followers of Deep Ecology Should be Animal Rights
Proponents and Vice Versa. In The Trumpeter, Vol. 10, No. 3, Summer 1993, S.
103.
* Davis, John (Ed.) (1991): The Earth First! Reader. Ten Years of Radical
Environmentalism. Salt Lake City: Peregrine Smith.
* DeGroh, Teresa (1987): Deep Ecology and Environmental Ethics: A Selected
Bibliography.
* DesJardins, Joseph R. (1993); Environmental Ethics. An Introduction to
Environmental Philosophy. Belmont, California: Wadsworth Publishing Company.
* Devall, Bill (1980): The Deep Ecology Movement. In: Natural Resources
Journal, Vol. 20, 1980, S. 299-322.
* Devall, Bill (1988a): Deep Ecology and its Critics. In: The Trumpeter, Vol. 5,
No. 2, Spring 1988, S. 55-60.
* Devall, Bill (1988b): Simple in Means, Rich in Ends. Practicing Deep Ecology.
Salt Lake City: Peregrine Smith Books.
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* Devall, Bill (1989): Tokar is Wrong. In: Alternatives, Vol. 16, No. 2, June/July
1989, S. 49-50.
* Devall, Bill (1991): Deep Ecology and Radical Environmentalism. In: Society
and Natural Resources, Vol. 4, No. 3, 1991, S. 247-258.
* Devall, Bill (1993): Living richly in an age of limits. Salt Lake City : Gibbs
Smith Publisher.
* Devall, Bill (1995): Twenty Five Years since Earthday: Reflections of a
Sometime Social Activist. In: Humboldt Journal of Social Relations; 1995, 21, 1,
15-34.
* Devall, Bill; Session, George (1985): Deep Ecology. Living as if Nature
Mattered. Salt Lake City: Peregrine Smith Books.
* DiZerega, Gus (1992): Social Ecology, Deep Ecology, and Liberalism. In:
Critical Review; 1992, 6, 2 3, spring summer, 305-370.
* DiZerega, Gus (1995): Empathy, Society, Nature, and the Rational Self: Deep
Ecology and Liberal Modernity. In: Social Theory and Practice; 1995, 21, 2,
summer, 239-269.
* Dobson, Andrew (1995): Green Political Thought.
* Dowie, Mark (1995): Losing Ground: American Environmentalism at the Close
of the 20th Century. Cambridge, London: The MIT Press.
* Doyle, David (1996): Deeper Ecology: Essays on Ecological Spirituality.
* Drengson, Alan (1992): A Critique of Deep Ecology. In: Journal of Applied
Philosophy, 4, 1987, S. 223-227.
* Drengson, Alan R. (1980): Shifting Paradigms: From the Technocratic to the
Person-Planetary. In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 3, No. 3, Fall 1980, S. 221-240.
* Drengson, Alan R. (1989): Beyond Environmental Crisis. From Technocrat to
Planetary Person. New York, Bern, Frankfurt a.M., Paris: Peter Lang.
* Drengson, Alan; Yuichi, Inoue (Ed.)(1995): The Deep Ecology Movement. An
Introductory Anthology.
* Eckersley, Robyn (1992): Environmentalism and Political Theory: Towards an
Ecocentric Approach. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press.
* Elder, P.S. (1988): Is Deep Ecology the Way? In: Alternatives, Vol. 15, No. 2,
1988, S. 70-73.
* Elkins, Stephan (1989): The Politics of Mystical Ecology. In: Telos, No. 82,
Winter 1989/90, S. 52-70. Mit einer Introduction von Murray Bookchin, S. 47-51.
* Elliot, Robert (Ed.)(1995): Environmental Ethics. Oxford: Oxford University
Press.
* Engel, Ronald J.; Engel, Joan Gibb (Ed:)(1990): Ethics of Environment and
Development. Global Challenge, International Response. London: Belhaven Press.
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* Evernden, Neil (1985): The Natural Alien. Humankind and Environment.
Toronto, Buffalo, London: University of Toronto Press.
* Evernden, Neil (1992): The Social Creation of Nature. Baltimore, London.
* Evernden, Neil (Ed.) (1984): The Paradox of Environmentalism. North York,
Ontario: Symposium Proceedings, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York
University.
* Ferkiss, Victor (1993): Nature, Technology and Society. Cultural Roots of the
Current Environmental Crisis. London: Adamatine Press.
* Ferry, Luc (1995): The new ecological order. Chicago: University of Chicago
Press.
* Foreman, Dave (1993a): Earth First!. In: List, Peter C. (Ed.)(1993): Radical
Environmentalism. Philosophy and Tactics. Belmont, California: Wadsworth
Publishing Company. S. 187-191.
* Foreman, Dave (1993b): Strategic Monkeywrenching. In: List, Peter C.
(Ed.)(1993): Radical Environmentalism. Philosophy and Tactics. Belmont,
California: Wadsworth Publishing Company. S. 192-195.
* Fox Warwick (1986): Appraoching Deep Ecology: A Response to Richard
Sylvan's Critique of Deep Ecology. Environmental Studies Occasional Paper No. 20,
Hobart.
* Fox, Warwick (1984a): Deep Ecology: A New Philosophy of our Time? In: The
Ecologist, Vol. 14, No. 5-6, 1984, S. 194-200.
* Fox, Warwick (1984b): On Guiding Stars to Deep Ecology. Warwick Fox
answers Naess. In: The Ecologist, Vol. 14, No. 5-6, 1984, S. 203-204.
* Fox, Warwick (1985a): A Postscript on Deep Ecology and Intrinsic Value. In:
The Trumpeter, Vol. 2, No. 4, Fall 1985, S. 20-23.
* Fox, Warwick (1985b): An Overview of my Response to Richard Sylvan's
Critique of Deep Ecology. In: The Trumpeter, Vol 2, No. 4, Fall 1985, S. 17-20.
* Fox, Warwick (1989): The Deep Ecology-Ecofeminism Debate and its Parallels.
In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 11, No. 1, Spring 1989, S. 5-25.
* Fox, Warwick (1990): Toward a Transpersonal Ecology. Developing New
Foundations for Environmentalism. Boston, London: Shambhala.
* Fox, Warwick (1993): What does the Recognition of Intrinsic Value Entail? In:
The Trumpeter, Vol. 10, No. 3, Summer 1993, S. 101.
* Gare, Arran (1995): Postmodernism and the Environmental Crisis. Routledge.
* Glasser, Harold (1996): Naess's Deep Ecology Approach and Environmental
Policy. In: Inquiry: an interdisciplinary journal of philosophy and the social
sciences, 39(2), S. 157-188.
* Golley, Frank B. (1987): Deep Ecology from the Perspective of Ecological
Science. In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 9, No.1, Spring 1987, S. 45-55.
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* Gottlieb, Roger S. (1994): Ethics and trauma: Levinas, feminism, and deep
ecology. In: Cross Currents. v. 44 Summer '94 p. 222-40.
* Gottlieb, Roger S. (1995): Spiritual Deep Ecology and the Left: An Effort at
Reconciliation. In: Capitalism, Nature, Socialism; 1995, 6, 3(23), Sept, 1-21.
* Gottlieb, Roger S. (1995): Spiritual Deep Ecology Revisited. In: Capitalism,
Nature, Socialism; 1995, 6, 3(23), Sept, 41-45.
* Gottwald, Franz-Theo; Klepsch, Andrea (1995): Tiefenökologie. Wie wir in
Zukunft leben wollen.
* Grey, William (1986): A Critique of Deep Ecology. In: Journal of Applied
Philosophy, Vol. 3, No. 2, 1986, S. 211-216.
* Gruen, Lori; Jamieson, Dale (Ed.)(1994): Reflecting on Nature. Readings in
Environmental Philosophy. New York, Oxford: Oxford University Press.
* Guha, Ramachandra (1989): Radical American Environmentalism and
Wilderness Preservation: A Third World Critique. In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 11,
No. 1, Spring 1989, S. 71-83.
* Hayward, Tim (1995): Ecological Thought. An Introduction.
* Hinchman, Lewis P.; Hinchman, Sandra K. (1989): 'Deep Ecology' and the
Revival of Natural Right. In: Western Political Quaterly, Vol. 42, No. 3, September
1989, S. 201-228.
* Jacob, M. (1994): Sustainable Development and Deep Ecology. An Analysis of
Competing Traditions. In: Environmental Management, Vol. 18, No. 4, S. 477-488.
* John Clark (1996): How Wide is Deep Ecology. In: Inquiry: an interdisciplinary
journal of philosophy and the social sciences, 39(2), S. 189-202.
* Johns, David M. (1990): The Relevance of Deep Ecology to the Third World:
Some Preliminary Comments. In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 12, No. 3, Fall 1990,
S. 233-252.
* Jung, Hwa Yol (1991): Marxism and Deep Ecology in Postmodernity: From
Homo Oeconomicus to Homo Ecologicus. In: Thesis Eleven, No. 28, 1991, S. 86-99.
* Kheel, Marti (1991): Ecofeminism and Deep Ecology: Reflections on Identity
and Difference. In: The Trumpeter, Vol. 8, No. 2, Spring 1991, S. 62-72.
* LaChapelle, Dolores (1984): Sacred Land, Sacred Sex. In: Tobias, Michael
(Ed.) (1984): Deep Ecology. San Marcos, California: Avant Books. S.102-119.
* LaChapelle, Dolores (1985): Ritual is Essential. In: Devall, Bill; Session,
George (1985): Deep Ecology. Living as if Nature Mattered. Salt Lake City:
Peregrine Smith Books. S. 247-250.
* LaChapelle, Dolores (1988): Sacred Land Sacred Sex - Rapture of the Deep.
Concerning Deep Ecology and Celebrating Life. Silverton, Colorado: Finn Hill Arts.
* LaChapelle, Dolores (1993): Deep powder snow : 40 years of ecstatic skiing,
avalanches, and earth wisdom. Durango, Colo. : Kivaki Press.
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* Lane, Pauline (1996): The Frontier Is Long: Deep Ecology as Theory and
Practice. A Sociological Analysis. In: Dissertation Abstracts International, C:
Worldwide; 1996, 57, 1, spring, 96 C.
* Leopold, Aldo (1949): The Land Ethic. In: Leopold, Aldo (1949): A Sand
County Almanac, Oxford: Oxford University Press. S. 201-226.
* Lewis, Martin W. (1992): Green Delusions. An Environmentalist Critique of
Radical Environmentalism. Durham, London.
* Li, Huey-li (1993): A Cross-Cultural Critique of Ecofeminism. In: Gaard, Greta
(Ed.) (1993): Ecofeminism. Women, Animals, Nature. Philadelphia. S. 272-294.
* Light, Andrew (1996): Callicot and Naess on Pluralism. In: Inquiry, 29, No. 2,
S. 273-294.
* Livingston, John A. (1981): The Fallacy of Wildlife Conservation. Toronto:
McClelland and Stewart.
* Livingston, John A. (1984): The Dilemma of the Deep Ecologist. In: Evernden,
Neil (Ed.) (1984): The Paradox of Environmentalism. North York, Ontario:
Symposium Proceedings, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University. S. 61-
72.
* Livingston, John A. (1985): Moral Concern and the Ecosphere. In: Alternatives,
Vol. 12, No. 2, Winter 1985.
* Lovelock, James (1979): Gaia. A New Look at Life on the Earth. Oxford: Oxford
University Press.
* Lovelock, James (1988): The Ages of Gaia. A Biography of Our Living Earth.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.
* Luke, Tim (1988): The Dreams of Deep Ecology. In: Telos, No. 76, Summer
1988, S. 65-92.
* Lynch, T. (1996): Deep Ecology as an Aesthetik Movement. In: Environmental
Values, Vol. 5, Iss. 2, S. 147-160.
* Manes, Christopher (1990): Green Rage. Radical Environmentalism and the
Unmaking of Civilization. Boston, Toronto, London: Little Brown.
* Manes, Christopher (1991): Technology and Mountain Thinking. In: Davis,
John (Ed.) (1991): The Earth First! Reader. Ten Years of Radical Environmentalism.
Salt Lake City: Peregrine Smith. S. 128-130.
* Mathews, Freya (1991): The Ecological Self. Savage, Maryland: Barnes and
Noble.
* McKie, Ian Thomas (1992): Radical Environmentalism and Modernity: Nature,
Ontology, and Meaning in the Technological Era. Masters Thesis an der Faculty of
Environmental Studies der York University, North York, Ontario, unveröffentlicht.
* McLaughlin, Andrew (1993): Regarding Nature. Industrialism and Deep
Ecology. Albany, NY: State University of New York Press.
* McLaughlin, Andrew (1995): What Is Deep Ecology? In: Capitalism, Nature,
Socialism; 1995, 6, 3(23), Sept, 25-30.
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* Merchant, Carolyn (1992): Radical Ecology. The Search for a Livable World.
New York, London.
* Naess, Arne (1973): The Shallow and the Deep, Long-Range Ecology
Movement. A Summary. In: Inquiry, Vol. 16, S. 95-100.
* Naess, Arne (1984a): Identification as a Source of Deep Ecological Attitudes,
In: Tobias, Michael (Ed.) (1984): Deep Ecology. San Marcos, California: Avant
Books. S. 256-270.
* Naess, Arne (1984b): Intuition, Intrinsic Value and Deep Ecology. Arne Naess
Replies. In: The Ecologist, Vol. 14, No. 5-6, 1984, S. 201-202.
* Naess, Arne (1988): Deep Ecology and Ultimate Premises. In: The Ecologist,
Vol. 18, Nos. 4/5, 1988, S. 128-131.
* Naess, Arne (1989): Ecology, Community and Lifestile. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press. Translated and edited by David Rothenberg.
* Naess, Arne (1992): The Encouraging Richness and Diversity of Ultimate
Premisses in Environmental Philosophy. In: The Trumpeter, Vol. 9, No. 2, Spring
1992, S. 53-60.
* Naess, Arne (1993): Spinoza and the Deep Ecology Movement.
* Naess, Arne (1993a): 'Simple in Means, Rich in Ends'. An Interview with Arne
Naess by Stephan Bodian. In: Zimmerman, Michael E. (Ed.) (1993): Environmental
Philosophy. From Animal Rights to Radical Ecology. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey:
Prentice Hall. S. 182-192.
* Naess, Arne (1993b): How Should Supporters of the Deep Ecology Movement
Behave in Order to Affect Society and Culture? In: The Trumpeter, Vol. 10, No. 3,
Summer 1993, S. 98-100.
* Naess, Arne (1993c): The Deep Ecology Movement: Some Philosophical
Aspects. In: Zimmerman, Michael E. (Ed.) (1993): Environmental Philosophy. From
Animal Rights to Radical Ecology. Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice Hall. S.
193-212.
* Nordquist, Joan (1993): Radical ecological theory: a bibliography. Santa Cruz,
CA : Reference and Research Services.
* Pepper, David (1993): Eco-Socialism. From Deep Ecology to Social Justice.
London, New York: Routledge.
* Pepper, David (1995): Misrepresenting Deep Ecology and the Left. In:
Capitalism, Nature, Socialism; 1995, 6, 3(23), Sept, 39-41.
* Pepper, David (1996): Modern Environmentalism: An Introduction. London:
Routledge.
* Pepper, David; Voisey, Heather (1996): Eco-socialism: From deep ecology to
social justice. In: Ecumene: a journal of environment, culture, meaning, 3(2), S.
240-241.
* Peterson, Markus J.; Peterson, Tarla, Rai (1996): Ecology: Scientific, Deep and
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* Plumwood, Val (1993): Nature, Self, and Gender: Feminism, Environmental
Philosophy, and the Critique of Rationalism. In: Zimmerman, Michael E. (Ed.)
(1993): Environmental Philosophy. From Animal Rights to Radical Ecology.
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey: Prentice Hall. S. 284-309.
* Reed, Peter; Rothenberg, David (1993): Wisdom in the Open Air. The
Norwegian Roots of Deep Ecology. Mineapolis, London.
* Rothenberg, David (1993): It is Painful to Think. Conversations with Arne
Naess. Allen and Unwin.
* Sale, Kirkpatrick (1988): Deep Ecology and its Critics. In: The Nation,
14.5.1988, S. 670-675.
* Salleh, Ariel (1984): Deeper than Deep Ecology: The Eco-feminist Connection.
In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 6, No. 4, Winter 1984, S. 339-345.
* Salleh, Ariel (1992): The Ecofeminism/Deep Ecology Debate: A Reply to
Patriarchal Reason. In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 14, No. 3, Fall 1992, S. 195-216.
* Salleh, Ariel (1993): Class, Race, and Gender Discource in the
Ecofeminism/Deep Ecology Debate. In: Environmental Ethics, Vol. 15, No. 3, Fall
1993, S. 225-244.
* Seed, John & Fleming, Pat & Naess, Arne: Thinking like a mountain: New
Society Publishers, 1988
* Sells, Jennifer (1989): An Eco-Feminist Critique of Deep Ecology. In: Canadian
Dimensions, Vol. 23, No. 6, September 1989, S. 13-15.
* Session, George (1987): The Deep Ecology Movement: A Review. In:
Environmental Review, Vol. 11, No. 2, Summer 1987, S. 105-125.
* Session, George (1996): Reinventing Nature, The End of Wilderness? A
Response to William Cronon's Uncommon Ground. In: The Trumpeter, Vol. 13, No.
1, S. 33-38.
* Session, George (Ed.)(1995): Deep Ecology for the Twenty First Century.
Readings on the Philosophy and Practice of the New Environmentalism. Boston,
London: Shambhala.
* Sessions, George (1988): Deep Ecology. In: Communities; 1988, 75, summer,
30-32.
* Skolimowski, Henryk (1988): Eco-Philosophy and Deep Ecology. In: The
Ecologist, Vol. 18, Nos. 4/5, 1988, S. 124-127.
* Sylvan, Richard (1985a): A Critique of Deep Ecology. Part 1, in: Radical
Philosophy,40, 1985, S. 2-12.
* Sylvan, Richard (1985b): A Critique of Deep Ecology. Part 2, in: Radical
Philosophy,41, 1985, S. 10-22.
* Sylvan, Richard; Bennett, David (1994): The Greening of Ethics. From Human
Chauvinism to Deep Green Theory. Cambridge: The White Horse Press; Tucson:
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* Tobias, Michael (Ed.) (1984): Deep Ecology. San Marcos, California: Avant
Books.
* Tokar, Brian (1988): Social Ecology, Deep Ecology and the Future of Green
Political Thought. In: The Ecologist, Vol. 18, Nos. 4/5, 1988, S. 132-141.
* Valette, Mary de La (1993): Why Animal Rights Advocates Should be
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* VanDeVeer, Pierce (1994): The Environmental Ethics and Policy Book.
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* Watson, Richard A. (1983): A Critique of Anti-Anthropocentric Biocentrism. In:
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* Wexler, Mark N. (1990): Deep Ecology: An Emerging Critique of Conventional
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* Wexler, Mark N. (1990): Deep Ecology: Grounding a Contemporary Argument
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S. 47-70.
* Wieland, Friedmann (1991): Personal Growth, Deep Ecology and the Quest for
the Grail.
* Worster, Donald (1995): The Rights of Nature. Has Deep Ecology Gone too
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* Zimmerman, Michael (1994): Contesting Earth's Future. Radical Ecology and
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* Zimmerman, Michael E. (1987): Feminism, Deep Ecology, and Environmental
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* Zimmerman, Michael E. (1988): Quantum Theory, Intrinsic Value, and
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* Zimmerman, Michael E. (1993): Rethinking the Heidegger- Deep Ecology
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