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(2009) The presence of nature, Dordrecht, Springer.
In Chapter 3, we saw that our moral relations with the natural world are too diverse to be captured in the monochromatic idiom of values-thinking. To understand those relations we need to consider a range of factors: not just how much value our actions promote but our bonds with non-human others, for example, or the ideals we express through acting in certain ways towards natural things.
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James, S.P. (2009). Why conserve nature?, in The presence of nature, Dordrecht, Springer, pp. 90-116.
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