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Deane-Drummond, Celia. Gaia as Science Made Myth: Implications for Environmental Ethics
1996, Studies in Christian Ethics 9(2): 1-5.
Topics: Applied Ethics; Culture; Sustainability
Keywords: Gaia hypothesis; climate change; collective value; myth; sanctity
Traditions: Analytic; European; Religious
Languages: English

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Content: Offers a critical discussion of the Gaia hypothesis in the context of human responsibility for climate change.
Comment : Might be useful for environmental ethics, or as further reading on methodology of science and the dangers of confusing science and myth.
Difficulty: Easy
Recommended use: Introductory
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