Index to Volume 18

Ethics & the Environment 18.1

The Capabilities Approach to Justice and the Flourishing of Nonsentient Life
Katy Fulfer	19–42
For they do not Agree in Nature: Spinoza and Deep Ecology
Gal Kober	43–65
For they do not Agree in Nature: Spinoza and Deep Ecology
Gal Kober	43–65
Liberty and Valuing Sentient Life
John Hadley	87–103
‘Waste, Landfills, and an Environmental Ethic of Vulnerability’
Myra Hird	105–24
How (Not) to Defend a Rawlsian Approach to Intergenerational Ethics
Joel P. MacClellan	67–85
Book Review of Lori Gruen’s Ethics and Animals: an Introduction
Kathy Rudy	125–35
Answering “Scientific” Attacks on Ethical Imperatives: Wind and Solar Versus Nuclear Solutions to Climate Change
Kristen Shrader-Frechette	1–17

Ethics & The Environment 18.2

Environmental Justice, Social Invisibility and Unqualified Affectability
Kristie Dotson and Kyle Powys Whyte	55–79
Restoration and History in a Changing World: A Case Study in Ethics for the Anthropocene
Marion Hourdequin	115–34
Eudaimonia, Economics and the Environment: What do the Hellenistic Thinkers Have to Teach Economists about ‘the Good Life’?
Donald G. Richards	33–53
On the Possibility of Evidence for Intrinsic Value in Nature
Lars Samuelsson	101–14
Political Solidarity and the More-Than-Human World
Sally J. Scholz	81–99
On the Moral Permissibility of Terraforming
James Schwartz	1–31