An Ecofeminist Philosophical Perspective of Anthony Weston's 'The incompleat eco-philosopher'

摘要

Conclusion This commentary provides an ecofeminist philosophical critique of Weston's The Incompleat Eco-Philosopher by focusing on three main objectives of the book, (l)-(3), and eight claims Weston offers in support of those three goals. While noting important areas of commonality between our positions, I argued that Weston's failure to mention, acknowledge or cite ecofeminist claims, especially when they are similar to but predate his own 'new' view, is more than a scholarly mistake or oversight; it results in a (male) gender exclusive account of EE and EP.