The ideal of nature: debates about biotechnology and the environment

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Baltimore, Md.: Johns Hopkins University Press (2011)
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This volume probes whether "nature" and "the natural" are capable of guiding moral deliberations in policy making.

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QH332.I337 2011

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Sport, simulation, and EPO.Nicholas Agar
He Did It on Hot Dogs and Beer.J. D. David Wasserman
Common-sense morality and the idea of nature : what we can learn from thinking about therapy.William A. Galston
Nature as absence : the logic of nature and culture in social contract theory.Bruce Jennings
Human nature without theory.Gregory E. Kaebnick
Preserving the distinction between nature and artifact.Eric Katz
Thinking like a mountain : nature, wilderness, and the virtue of humility.Paul Lauritzen
Rawls, sports, and liberal legitimacy.Thomas H. Murray & Peter Murray
In defense of living nature : finding common ground in a medieval tradition.Jean Porter
Disposing nature or disposing of it? : reflections on the instruction of nature.Kate Soper
The appeal to nature.Bonnie Steinbock
Why "nature" has no place in environmental philosophy.Steven Vogel
He did it on hot dogs and beer : natural excellence in human athletic achievement.David Wasserman

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