Old World and New World Perspectives in Environmental Philosophy: Transatlantic Conversations

This collection of essays brings together influential European and American philosophers to engage in a thought-provoking dialogue about environmental philosophy. By exploring diverse viewpoints, the contributors aim to bridge the gap between the Old World and the New World perspectives on nature and environmental ethics. Each essay invites readers to reflect on the implications of philosophical discourse in addressing the pressing environmental challenges of today.

The authors delve into various themes, examining how cultural contexts shape philosophical thought and contribute to the understanding of our relationship with the environment. Through transatlantic conversations, readers are encouraged to rethink traditional notions of nature and consider the ethical dimensions that arise from differing philosophical traditions.

This compilation not only highlights the richness of environmental philosophy but also emphasizes the importance of collaborative dialogue across borders. It offers fresh insights and critical reflections that challenge readers to engage with the complexities of environmental issues in a globalized world.