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Hinduism and Environmental Ethics

Law, Literature, and Philosophy

Gebonden Engels 2014 1e druk 9780415711487
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This book argues that the standard arguments for and against the claim that certain Hindu texts and traditions attribute direct moral standing to animals and plants are unconvincing. It presents careful, extensive, and original interpretations of passages from the Manusmrti (law), the Mahābhārata (literature), and the Yogasūtra (philosophy), and argues that these texts attribute direct moral standing to animals and plants for at least three reasons: they are sentient, they are alive, and they possess a range of other relevant attributes and abilities.

This book is of interest to scholars of Hinduism and the environment, religion and the environment, Hindu and/or Buddhist philosophy more broadly, and environmental ethics.

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ISBN13:9780415711487
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:Gebonden
Aantal pagina's:192
Druk:1

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