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: Legal Theory BlogBrooks on Respect for Nature & Species Egalitarianism
By Lawrence Solum
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Thom Brooks (Newcastle University - Newcastle Law School) has psoted Respect for Nature: The Capabilities Approach (Ethics, Policy and Environment (forthcoming)) on SSRN. Here is the abstract:
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In ?Respect for Everything,? David Schmidtz offers powerful arguments in favor of a respect for nature over species egalitarianism. While I accept much of his account, I argue that his understanding of respect may be too thin to perform its proper task. Instead, our use of respect should be grounded in the capabilities approach. This approach offers us a more substantive perspective through which we might best conceive respect. I will begin with an outline of the main argument in favour of respect for nature (and against species egalitarianism). The discussion will then close with how we might better understand respect.
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Full post as published by Legal Theory Blog on March 16, 2011 (boomark / email).
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