The Philosophy of Social Ecology: Essays on Dialectical Naturalism

Philosophy of Social Ecology

Philosophy of Social Ecology

This edition of The Philosophy of Social Ecology has been so radically revised that in many respects it is a new book. There is a new introduction, a new Preface and a new essay titled "History, Civilization, and Progress. - The Philosophy of Social Ecology

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