I'm a big fan of Rae Langton's essay on Maria von Herbert's  
correspondence with Kant.


On Nov 13, 2008, at 11:02 AM, Judy Andre wrote:

> My article "Environmental Education in a Course on Ethics and
> International Development," might be relevant.  The book in which it
> appears has aat least one other relevant article.  The book is  
> _Seeking
> Environmental Justice_, Sara Wilks, ed. (NY: Editions Rodopi B.V.)
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> However, this book is extremely expensive.  It grew out of a  
> conference
> at Oxford on justice and the environment; the whole proceedings are on
> the web at
> http://www.inter-disciplinary.net/publishing/idp/eBooks/PTBEJGC%201.6b.p
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Feminist ethics and social theory
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Norlock, Kathryn J
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> Subject: Environmental education and social justice?
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> A student in our Masters program in Education is working on the
> following, and requested recommended readings; as it's a bit out of my
> area, I ask if you fine folk have any suggestions:
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> Kate, I am examining the connection between environmental education  
> and
> social justice.  I was wondering if you had any recommendations for
> texts that directly connect environmental education and social  
> justice?
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> Apologies, as always, for cross-posting (a statement I should probably
> add to my signature).
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> Kathryn J. Norlock
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