PHIL261

Philosophy of the Environment

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Credit only granted for: HONR218F or PHIL261. Formerly: HONR218F. An evaluation of different kinds of arguments for the claim that the natural environment should be preserved. Perspectives cut across the disciplines of philosophy (environmental ethics and philosophies of nature); economics (cost-benefit analysis); and biology (evolution, ecology, environmental studies).

Spring 2023

Leisa Schwab

2 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

Past Semesters

Julius Schoenherr

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Mark Engelbert

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Lane Desautels

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Brian Kogelmann

1 review
Average rating: 5.00

Casey Enos

7 reviews
Average rating: 3.71

Jimmy Licon

1 review
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Leisa Schwab

2 reviews
Average rating: 4.50

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