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"This is a work of environmental ethics that looks at how ""otherkind"" - and humankind - contributes to our moral imagination."

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9780791471425

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Of interest to scholars and advanced students of environmental ethics and religion because of its sustained focus, rigorous scholarship, and numerous insights into how this reworking of our basic orientation may be profitably applied, this book deserves a wide readership. - Studies in Religion ...Erhard has developed the idea of the moral habitat in a promising and creative manner. - Environmental Ethics This is a powerful work that achieves a radical undermining of anthropocentrism. The author's treatment of culture and the many ways it is generated and expressed is excellent. - Daniel C. Maguire, Marquette University

"""Of interest to scholars and advanced students of environmental ethics and religion because of its sustained focus, rigorous scholarship, and numerous insights into how this reworking of our basic orientation may be profitably applied, this book deserves a wide readership."" - Studies in Religion ""...Erhard has developed the idea of the moral habitat in a promising and creative manner."" - Environmental Ethics ""This is a powerful work that achieves a radical undermining of anthropocentrism. The author's treatment of culture and the many ways it is generated and expressed is excellent."" - Daniel C. Maguire, Marquette University"

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Nancie Erhard is Assistant Professor of Comparative Religious Ethics at Saint Mary's University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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