The sociology of the environment

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ⅸ
• Introduction = xiii
• PART Ⅰ FOUNDATIONS
• 1. 'Introduction to Dialectics of Nature' in Karl Marx and Frederick Engels Selected Works, Volume Three, Moscow : Progress Press, 41-57, 513-14 / Frederick Engels(1875-6) = 3
• 2. 'The Part Played by Labour in the Transition from Ape to Man' in Karl Marx and Frederick Engels Selected Works, Volume Three, Moscow : Progress Press, 66-77, notes / Frederick Engels(1876) = 22
• 3. 'Introductory Essay' in Traces on the Rhodian Shore, Berkeley and Los Angeles : University of California Press, 3-18 / Clarence J. Glacken(1967) = 35
• 4. 'Catastrophe or Cornucopia' in Catastrophe or Cornucopia : The Environment, Politics and the Future, Chichester and New York : John Wiley, Chapter 1, 1-24 and references / Stephen Cotgrove(1982) = 51
• 5. 'Introduction : The Argument in Brief' in Social Limits to Growth, London : Routledge & Kegan Paul, Chapter 1, 1-12 / Fred Hirsch(1978) = 77
• 6. 'From Environmental to Ecological Problems' in Craig Calhoun and George Ritzer(eds), Social Problems, New York : McGraw Hill, 1-32 / Riley E. Dunlap(1992) = 89
• 7. 'Toward an Ecological Society' in Toward an Ecological Society, Montreal : Black Rose Books Ltd, 57-71 / Murray Bookchin(1980) = 121
• 8. 'Man and Nature' in Wilderness and Plenty : The Reith Lectures 1969, London : British Broadcsting Corporation, Chapter 1, 7-19, 88 / Frank Fraser Darling(1970) = 136
• 9. 'Ecology and Ideology' in Frederick H. Buttel and Howard Newby(eds), The Rural Sociology of the Advanced Societies : Critical Perspectives, London : Croom Helm, Chapter 15, 433-52 / Philip D. Lowe and Michael W. Worboys(1980) = 150
• 10. 'The Evolution of Modern Environmentalism' in Environmentalism, London : Pion Ltd, Chapter 1, 1-19 and references / T. O'Riordan(1981) = 170
• 11. 'The Environmental Movement : Alternative Explanations' in Environment Ideology and Policy, Oxford : Basil Blackwell, 29-41 and references / Francis Sandbach(1980) = 193
• 12. 'Putting the Green Case Together' in The Green Case : A Sociology of Environmental Issues, Arguments and Politics, London : Harper Collins, Chapter 2, 47-77 and references / Steven Yearley(1991) = 208
• 13. 'The Role of Economics' in Small is Beautiful, New York : Random House, Chapter 3, 33-43 / E. F. Schumacher(1974) = 240
• PART Ⅱ MARXISM AND THE ENVIRONMENT
• 14. '"Nature as Man's Inorganic Body" : Marx's Conceptual Framework' in Society and Nature : Towards a Green Social Theory, London : Harvester Wheatsheaf, Chapter 3, 60-90 / Peter Dickens(1992) = 253
• 15. 'A Critique of Political Ecology', New Left Review, 84, March / April, 3-31 / Hans Magnus Enzensberge(1974) = 284
• 16. 'The Mediation of Nature through Society and Society through Nature' in The Concept of Nature in Marx, London : New Left Books, Chapter 2, 63-76, 211-15 / A. Schmidt(1971) = 313
• 17. 'Ecology Crisis and Socialist Idea', Socialism and Survival : Articles, Essays and Talks 1979-1982, London : Heretic Books, 24-43 / Rudolf Bahro(1982) = 332
• 18. 'The Green Movement' : A Socio - Historical Exploration, International Sociology, 1(1), March, 75-90 / Johan Galtung(1986) = 352
• 19. 'Ecology and Freedom' in Ecology as Politics, London : Pluto Press, Chapter 1, 11-53 / Andre Gorz(1980) = 368
• 20. 'The Ecological Challenge to Marxism', New Left Review, 187, May / June, 103-20 / Reiner Grundmann(1991) = 411
• 21. 'Political Economy and the Environment' in Development and the Environmental Crisis : Red or Green Alternatives?, London : Methuen, Chapter 1, 5-10, 13-19 and references / Michael Redclift(1984) = 429
• 22. 'Turning Nightmares into Dreams : The Green Movement in Eastern Europe', The Ecologist, 19(5), September / October, 177-83 / Michael Redclift(1989) = 444
• 23. 'Uneven and Combined Development and Ecological Crisis : A Theoretical Introduction', Race and Class, 30(3), 1-11 / James O'Connor(1989) = 451
• 24. 'The Marxist Perspective on Nature and Environmentalism' in The Roots of Modern Environmentalism, London : Croom Helm, Chapter 6, 147-86 and references / David Pepper(1984) = 462
• 25. Socialism and Ecology, London : Socialist Environmental and Resources Association, 3-20 / Raymond Williams = 504
• 26. 'Marx and Resources', Environment, Technology and Society, No. 51, Winter, 15-19 / Michael Perelman(1988) = 522
• 27. 'Socialism in an Ecological Perspective' in Ecology and Socialism, New York : Random House, Chapter 2, 17-40, 104-10 / Martin Ryle(1988) = 527
• 28. 'Marxism and Natural Limits : An Ecological Critique and Reconstruction', New Left Review, 178, November / December, 51-86 / Ted Benton(1989) = 557
• 29. 'Political Economy of Ecology of Socialism and Capitalism', Capitalism, Nature, Socialism, No. 3, November, 93-[107] / James O'Connor(1989) = 593
• Name Index = 607