Ethics & the Environment, Volume 10, Number 2, Fall 2005

Special Topic Issue: Epistemology and Environmental Philosophy
Guest Editor: Christopher J. Preston

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Articles:

EPISTEMOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PHILOSOPHY
Christopher J. Preston

ENVIRONMENTAL EPISTEMOLOGY
Mark Rowlands

ASIAN EELS AND GLOBAL WARMING: A POSTHUMANIST PERSPECTIVE ON SOCIETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Andrew Pickering

WORLD ALIENATION IN FEMINIST THOUGHT: THE SUBLIME EPISTEMOLOGY OF EMPHATIC ANTI-ESSENTIALISM
Bonnie Mann

GYNOCENTRIC ECO-LOGICS
Trish Glazebrook

TRUTH, KNOWLEDGE AND THE WILD WORLD
Jim Cheney

FACTUAL KNOWING: PUTTING FACTS AND VALUES IN PLACE
Holmes Rolston III

MEASURE FOR MEASURE: THE RELIANCE OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE ON THE THINGS OF THE WORLD
Tim Adamson

JAMES J. GIBSON'S ECOLOGICAL APPROACH: PERCEIVING WHAT EXISTS
William M. Mace

Notes on Contributors

Referees 2004-2005

Index to Volume 10