Kant and the Land Ethic

Philosophy in the Contemporary World 2 (2):17-22 (1995)
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Abstract

Does Leopold’s land ethic principle represent a break with traditional We stern moral philosophies as some have argued? Or is it instead an extension of traditional Western moral ideas as Leopold believed? I argue that Leopold’s principle is compatible with an ecologically-informed Kantianism.

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Jennifer Welchman
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