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Add sections to the bookbuilder: How Deep is Deep Ecology? (George Bradford)

 

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Foreword
Preface
How Deep Is Deep Ecology? A Challenge to Radical Environmentalism
Ecology and the Necessity for Social Critique
“Biocentrism” Versus “Anthropocentrism”
The Problem of Human Intervention
“Malthus Was Right”
A Struggle for Survival
Modernizing Malthusianism
Scientific Reductionism
An Economistic Analysis
Technology and Alienation
Scientific Ideology as Material Force
The Grasshopper and the Ant
A Deep Ecologist Who Advocates Genocide
The Tattered Food-Web
The Global Supermarket
The World Going to Hell
Woman’s Freedom: Key to the Population Question
The Two Sides of Birth Control
Population Control and the Cold War
Authoritarian and Technocratic
Malthusian Fatalism
Population Control as Genocide
An Expansion of Rights
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