Nature, Value, Duty: Life on Earth with Holmes Rolston, III

Holmes Rolston, III, a visionary in environmental philosophy, comes to life through a compelling collection of contemporary writings. The book delves into Rolston's profound insights, exploring the intricate relationship between nature, value, and duty in the context of life on Earth. Across various essays, the contributors engage with Rolston's influential ideas, showcasing their relevance and application in today’s ecological landscape.

The authors Christopher J. Preston and Wayne Ouderkirk curate a thought-provoking dialogue that evaluates Rolston’s contributions to environmental ethics, highlighting the moral imperatives that emerge from our connection to the natural world. Readers are invited to reflect on their own responsibilities toward nature and the pressing issues that challenge ecological balance.

By synthesizing a range of perspectives, this collection not only honors Rolston’s legacy but also inspires a reevaluation of the ethical frameworks that govern human interaction with the environment. It serves as a critical resource for anyone seeking deeper engagement with ecological philosophy and the pressing need for stewardship in the face of contemporary environmental crises.