Alan R Drengson

• The Philosophy of Society

  Rodger Beehler, Alan Drengson et al.•BOOK•The Philosophy of Society•2023

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• The Practice of Technology

  Eric Higgs, Alan Drengson et al.•ARTICLE•Technology and Culture•1997

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• Bill Devall and George Sessions

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•1988

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• Being a Mountain, Astride a Horse, the Warlord Faces South

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Philosophy East and West•1983

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• Technocratic versus Person-Planetary

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•1982

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• Shifting Paradigms

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•1980•Citada por: 3

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  In this paper I examine the interconnections between two paradigms of technology, nature, and social life, and their associated environmental impacts. The dominant technocratic philosophy which now guides policy and technological power is mechanistic. It conceptualizes nature as a resource to be controlled fully for human ends and it threatens drastically to alter the integrity of the planet’s ecosystems. In contrast, the organic, person-planetar…

• Shifting Paradigms

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•1980•Citada por: 3

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  In this paper I examine the interconnections between two paradigms of technology, nature, and social life, and their associated environmental impacts. The dominant technocratic philosophy which now guides policy and technological power is mechanistic. It conceptualizes nature as a resource to be controlled fully for human ends and it threatens drastically to alter the integrity of the planet’s ecosystems. In contrast, the organic, person-planetar…

• Shifting Paradigms

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•1980•Citada por: 3

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  In this paper I examine the interconnections between two paradigms of technology, nature, and social life, and their associated environmental impacts. The dominant technocratic philosophy which now guides policy and technological power is mechanistic. It conceptualizes nature as a resource to be controlled fully for human ends and it threatens drastically to alter the integrity of the planet’s ecosystems. In contrast, the organic, person-planetar…

• Technocratic versus Person-Planetary

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•1982

  Incluir item

• Being a Mountain, Astride a Horse, the Warlord Faces South

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Philosophy East and West•1983

  Incluir item

• Bill Devall and George Sessions

  Alan Drengson, Alan R Drengson•ARTICLE•Environmental Ethics•1988

  Incluir item

• The Practice of Technology

  Eric Higgs, Alan Drengson et al.•ARTICLE•Technology and Culture•1997

  Incluir item

• The Philosophy of Society

  Rodger Beehler, Alan Drengson et al.•BOOK•The Philosophy of Society•2023

  Incluir item

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