This book gathers a variety of illuminating essays by an internationally known scholar of religion and ecology. New writings on technology, facing death, and an intellectual autobiography continue Gottlieb's unique ability to connect collective struggles for a just and caring society with personal strivings for wisdom and compassion.
This book gathers a variety of illuminating essays by an internationally known scholar of religion and ecology. New writings on technology, facing death, and an intellectual autobiography continue Gottlieb's unique ability to connect collective struggles for a just and caring society with personal strivings for wisdom and compassion.
Roger S. Gottlieb is professor of philosophy at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Nautilus Book Award-winning author or editor of eighteen books and more than a hundred articles. Internationally known for his work on religious environmentalism, he is contributing editor to Tikkun Magazine and writes for Patheos.com and the Huffington Post. His work has appeared in publications as varied as the Washington Post, Boston Globe, Orion Outside, and leading academic journals. His books include A Spirituality of Resistance, Liberating Faith, Marxism: 1844-1990, and the environmental fiction Engaging Voices.
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Introduction PART I SPIRIT, JUSTICE, NATURE 1.The Transcendence of Justice and the Justice of Transcendence 2.Deep Ecology and the Left: An Effort at Reconciliation 3.Ethics and Trauma 4.Can we talk (about animal rights)? PART II THE PROMISES OF RELIGIOUS ENVIRONMENTALISM 5.Religious Environmentalism: What it is, where it's heading, and why we should be going in the same direction 6.You gonna be here long? Religion and Sustainability 7.All in the Same Boat? Religious Diversity and Religious Environmentalism, 8.Deep Ecology and World Religion: A Shared Fate, A Shared Task 9.Earth 101 PART III HOLOCAUST, ECOCIDE, JEWISH EXPERIENCE 10.Some Implications of the Holocaust for Ethics and Social Philosophy, 11."The human material is too weak" 12.Justice in a Time of Madness 13.What Difference Does it Make that we're Jewish? Global Climate Change and Transformations in Jewish Self-Understanding, 14.The Occupation: A Fable, Three Commentaries, PART IV DISABILITY AND HUMANITY 15.The Tasks of Embodied Love: Moral Problems in Caring for Children with Disabilities 16.Disability and Social Justice 17.One Truth Faith (with Bill J. Leonard) PART V TECHNOLOGY AND DEATH 18.What are we Doing Here? 19.A Song sung by the Universe Acknowledgments and Sources
Introduction PART I SPIRIT, JUSTICE, NATURE 1.The Transcendence of Justice and the Justice of Transcendence 2.Deep Ecology and the Left: An Effort at Reconciliation 3.Ethics and Trauma 4.Can we talk (about animal rights)? PART II THE PROMISES OF RELIGIOUS ENVIRONMENTALISM 5.Religious Environmentalism: What it is, where it's heading, and why we should be going in the same direction 6.You gonna be here long? Religion and Sustainability 7.All in the Same Boat? Religious Diversity and Religious Environmentalism, 8.Deep Ecology and World Religion: A Shared Fate, A Shared Task 9.Earth 101 PART III HOLOCAUST, ECOCIDE, JEWISH EXPERIENCE 10.Some Implications of the Holocaust for Ethics and Social Philosophy, 11."The human material is too weak" 12.Justice in a Time of Madness 13.What Difference Does it Make that we're Jewish? Global Climate Change and Transformations in Jewish Self-Understanding, 14.The Occupation: A Fable, Three Commentaries, PART IV DISABILITY AND HUMANITY 15.The Tasks of Embodied Love: Moral Problems in Caring for Children with Disabilities 16.Disability and Social Justice 17.One Truth Faith (with Bill J. Leonard) PART V TECHNOLOGY AND DEATH 18.What are we Doing Here? 19.A Song sung by the Universe Acknowledgments and Sources
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