Peter Miller, axiology and environmental ethics

Article Abstract:

Paul Miller has spent most of his professional career attempting to construct a naturalistic axiology by uniting expanded naturalism and humanism. However, connecting all humans to their primitive nature, as Miller proposes, would abandon the connections between feeling and the metaphysical.

Environmental movement, Environmentalism

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Peter Miller, forestry and the ethics of integrity

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Peter Miller is among the scholars and philosophers who have noticed Canadian forests and forestry appear to have conflicting values. Bioregional considerations in this area can be a useful tool to establish forestry regulations and zoning legislation.

Forestry projects, Forest development

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Value as richness: Peter Miller's challenge

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Peter Miller has argued that values exist independently of human beings in animals and the environment. It is possible to use Miller's concept of "value as richness" to generate reasonable accounts for individual obligations.

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