Titlebook: Ontologies of Nature; Continental Perspect Gerard Kuperus,Marjolein Oele Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Anthropocentri

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Naturalism, Estrangement, and Resistance: On the Lived Senses of Nature resolved by endorsing either position, since both perspectives are motivated by structures of human experience: “unrestricted” nature, which incorporates everything that exists, including humans and their technology, and “pure” nature, which contrasts with the artifactual. This distinction resolves

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An Ecology of the Future: Nietzsche and Ecological Restorationrue to the earth, this chapter explores different notions of overcoming, according to Nietzsche’s texts. Following the notions of . and self-denial, we find that, for Nietzsche, it is our nature to act against our own nature. The . is not necessarily a being that does not act against itself, but the

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When Washing Rice, Know That the Water Is Your Own Life: An Essay on Dōgen in the Age of Fast Foodn terms of a “bi-fold non-appearance of food” (a widespread mindlessness and ignorance toward the essential component of life that is food). The consequences of food’s bi-fold non-appearance can be viewed clearly in our increasingly distanced relationship with food, our rapid loss of cultural food k

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The Ambivalence of Eros: Plato’s Natural Beginning(s)th the noumenal (and to become like a god) is the source of the insatiable greed (πλεονεξία) that ravages the earth today. The drive to immortalize ourselves through the excessive proliferation of our own species has blinded us to our own moral obligations and particularly to our duty to revere the earth as the mother of all things.

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Kant’s “Other Nature”onse to the current compartmentalization and specialization of the natural sciences. By way of conclusion, the essay argues that Kant’s transcendental perspective does allow for a concept of nature that has a value of its own, independently of human mental faculties. It is, then, within this broader nature that we can define ourselves.

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0923-9545 obstacles to and resources for thinking innovatively throug.This volume contains essays that offer both historical and contemporary views of nature, as seen through a hermeneutic, deconstructive, and phenomenological lens. It reaches back to Ancient Greek conceptions of .physis .in Homer and Empedo