The natural and the supernatural in human nature

Hegel on the soul

Klaus Brinkmann

3-18

Whose nature? which morality?

on Kohák's moral sense of nature

Lawrence Cahoone

19-33

whose nature? which morality? a response

Erazim Kohák

35-37

Monism, but not through reductionism

Tian Yu Cao

39-51

Is there a buddhist philosophy of nature?

David M. Eckel

53-69

Aristotelian and Newtonian models in Hegel's philosophy of nature

Alfredo Ferrarin

71-89

Yin and yang

the natural dimension of evil

Livia Kohn

91-105

Human nature and the nature of time

a Nietzschean metaphor and its consequences

Krzysztof Michalski

107-119

The contingency of nature

Robert Neville

121-137

Theological reflections on the nature of nature

revolution, reformation, restoration

Alan Olson

139-149

Remarks on human nature in Plato

Stanley Rosen

151-162

The nature of the gods in early Greek poetic thought

Stephen Scully

163-176

The relationship between physics and philosophy

Abner Shimony

177-184

Ecology and the claims for a science-based ethics

Alfred Tauber

185-206

Phenomenology and ecology

dependence and co-dependency

Erazim Kohák

209-219

Human rights and nature's rightness

Erazim Kohák

221-230

Transcendental experience, everyday philosophy

Erazim Kohák

231-247

Should auld acquaintance be forgot…?

Erazim Kohák

249-256

Varieties of ecological experience

Erazim Kohák

257-271

Nature as presence and experience

Erazim Kohák

273-284

The true and the good

reflections on the primacy of practical reason

Erazim Kohák

285-291

The ecological dilemma

ethical categories in a biocentric world

Erazim Kohák

293-301

Creation's orphans

toward a metaphysics of artifacts

Erazim Kohák

303-314