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Front Matter
Abstract
Dedication
1. Militant Ecology in the 21st Century
1.1 The Importance of Militant Ecology
1.2 Militant Ecology and the Politics of Counter-Modernism
1.3 Purpose and Outline
2. Ecocentrism in Theory and Practice
2.1 Earth First! (EF!)
2.2 Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS)
2.3 Earth and Animal Liberation Fronts (ELF and ALF)
3. The New Science
3.1 Anti-Science?
3.2 Nature Knows Best?
3.3 The Viability of Preservation
3.4 Beyond Science
3.5 Conclusion
4. Holistic Metaphysics
4.1 Philosophical Antecedents
4.2 The Land Ethic and Deep Ecology
4.3 Reinventing Nature?
4.4 Rights of Man and Animal
4.5 Conclusion
5. Ecocentric Religion and the Law of Nature
5.1 Ecocentric Spirituality: Common Features
5.2 Is Religion Necessary?
5.3 The Expansive Self and the Law of Nature
5.4 Quietism, Fanaticism, and Violence
5.5 Conclusion
6. Anti-Anthropocentrism
6.1 Humanism or Barbarism?
6.2 “Humans are Animals, Too”
6.3 The Ecological Vanguard
6.4 Conclusion
7. Ecowarriors and Total Liberationists
7.1 Ecowarriors: Defending the Natural Order
7.2 Total Liberationists: Restoring Natural Equality
7.3 Conclusion
8. Politics of the Future Primitive
8.1 “The False Siren of Progress”
9. Anarchism and Bioregionalism
9.1 Two Anarchisms
9.2 From States to Bioregions
9.3 The Anarchy Debate
9.4 Small Is Not Always Beautiful
10. Economics and Technology
10.1 Appropriate Technology, Sustainable Development, and Ecological Modernization
11. Wilderness
11.1 The Trouble with Wilderness
11.1.1 Dualism
11.1.2 Human Impacts and the “Pristine”
11.1.3 Indifference to Social Justice
12. Ecocentrism and Justice
12.1 Who is to Blame?
12.2 Population and Immigration
12.3 A Note on “Ecofascism”
13. By Any Means Necessary
13.1 From Tree-Spiking to Revolution
13.2 Violence Never Solved Anything
13.3 Movement or Vanguard?
14. The Future of Militant Ecology
14.1 Greener Than Thou?
14.2 The Triumph of Total Liberation
14.3 Whither Militant Ecology?
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