Green Rage: Radical Environmentalism and the Unmaking of Civilization

Christopher Manes

Radical environmental groups throughout the world, militantly committed to defending the ecology, are growing in size and influence. In this country, activists engage in ecological civil disobedience and "ecotage"-- the sabotaging of equipment to prevent ecological damage-- in the struggle to preserve wilderness lands. These ecoteurs have gone beyond traditional conservation concerns to a new philosophy-- Deep Ecology, or biocentrism-- that calls into question not only the wisdom, but the legitimacy of humanity's domination of nature. In "Green Rage", Christopher Manes has written a brilliant defense of radical environmentalism, challenging the ethics of modern industrial society and asserting the right of the natural world to blossom, evolve, and exist for its own sake.

Nature & EnvironmentNature & Environment · medium confidenceNature & Environment81 signalsLlm Classifier: Nature & Environment -> Nature & EnvironmentGoogle Books: Social Science -> Society & CultureKeyword Classifier: Nature & Environment -> Nature & EnvironmentEnvironment, Conservation & PollutionClimate, Weather & DisasterScience & Discovery
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  3. 03 Suggested argument

    Radical environmentalism, rooted in Deep Ecology/biocentrism, challenges the ethics and legitimacy of humanity’s domination of nature and defends the natural world’s right to exist independently of human purposes.

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