Being Human

By bringing out the role of various anthropologies (how people conceive "humanness") and their relationship to their conceptions of nature, Peterson offers a new and necessary way to approach environmental ethics. She investigates these stories from both religion and science in search of a usable past and a more sustainable future.

Acknowledgements
Introduction
Not of the World: Human Exceptionalism in Western Tradition
The Social Construction of Nature and Human Nature
The Relational Self: Asian Views of Nature and Human Nature
Person and Nature in Native American Worldviews
Relationships, Stories, and Feminist Ethics
Evolution, Ecology, and Ethics
In and Of the World: Toward a Chastened Constructionist Anthropology
Different Natures
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