Between Anthropocentrism and Ecocentrism

Philosophy in the Contemporary World 2 (4):1-8 (1995)
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Abstract

Three ways of relating the structures of human existence to the world are offered by ecological holism, moral extensionism, and biotic communitarianism. Leopold’s attempt to reconcile these three is examined in the light of Peirce’s categories, in order to ascertain how far Leopold’s final position is anthropocentric, ecocentric, neither, or both.

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