Marx's Ecology: Materialism and Nature

摘要

In Marx's Ecology, John Bellamy Foster mounts an exhaustive, at times compelling, defence of Karl Marx's credentials as an "ecological thinker." In so doing, Foster takes on both environmentalists critical of Marx's supposed "Promethean" views of human-environment relations and, to a lesser extent, postmodern writers who emphasize the discursive, rather than material, basis of these relations.