Fittingness and Environmental Ethics (Routledge New Critical Thinking in Religion, Theology and Biblical Studies)

Cover\nHalf Title\nSeries Page\nTitle Page\nCopyright Page\nTable of Contents\nList of Figure\nList of Contributors\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\nPART I: Metaphysics and Aesthetics\n	1 Fittingness and Other-Regarding Attitudes in\rEnvironmental Aesthetics\n	2 Commonage Consciousness and Fitting in with the\rEarth: John Moriarty and Deep Ecology\n	3 On the Ethics and Metaphysics of Fittingness, Affordances, and Providence\n	4 Fittingness and Environmental Ethics: Perspectives\rfrom Chinese Religion and Philosophy\nPART II: Theological Perspectives on Fittingness\n	5 The Ontological Turn, Religious Tradition, and\rHuman Cosmological Fittingness\n	6 Fittingness and the Spiritual-Religious Nature of\rEnvironmentalism\n	7 Fittingness as Attunement? Being Ecological with\rTimothy Morton and Hans Urs von Balthasar\n	8 Anselm on Fittingness: Varying Concepts of Fittingness\rin the Cur Deus homo\nPART III: Practical Applications\n	9 Fittingness as a Dynamic of Social Interaction:\rImplications for Embedding Ecological Concerns in\rCommunity Life and Practice\n	10 When ‘Fitting in’ means to ‘Care’: Proposing a form-of-life for Environmental Care\n	11 Representation as Isolation: The Unfittingness of Waste\n	12 The Challenge and Promise of Queer Ecology for\rUnderstanding ‘Fittingness’: A Theological Engagement\nIndex