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Printed in the United States of America. 3970 Sorrento Valley Blvd., Ste. 500, San Diego, CA 92121 Contents Introduction: It’s Now or Nether: On Integrative Approaches to Ethics ix 1 ‘Love Is the Answer’: Charity and Kiganda Ethics of Interdependence ..............................1 Introduction to China Scherz ..................................................................................................................1 1.1 Love Is the Answer: Charity and Kiganda Ethics of Interdependence ........................4 By China Scherz Questions to Consider ............................................................................................................................. 28 2 “Security Through Care” and “Rethinking Human Security” ............................................... 29 Introduction to Fiona Robinson .......................................................................................................... 29 2.1 Security through Care ................................................................................................................. 32 By Fiona Robinson 2.2 Rethinking Human Security ..................................................................................................... 36 By Fiona Robinson Questions to Consider ............................................................................................................................. 53 3 “Climate Change from a Cosmopolitan and Enlightened Anthropocentric Point of View” ........................................................................................................................................... 55 Introduction to David E. McClean ....................................................................................................... 55 3.1 Climate Change from a Cosmopolitan and Enlightened Anthropocentric Point of View ................................................................................................................................. 57 By David E. McClean Questions to Consider ............................................................................................................................. 83 4 “Should We Reverence Life? Reflections at the Intersection of Ecology, Religion, and Ethics” ..............................................................................................................................85 Introduction to William Schweiker .................................................................................................... 85 vi | The Integrated Ethics Reader 4.1 Should We Reverence Life? Reflections at the Intersection of Ecology, Religion, and Ethics ..................................................................................................................... 87 By William Schweiker Questions to Consider .............................................................................................................................104 5 “Cosmopolitanism, World Citizenship and Global Civil Society”......................................105 Introduction to Chris Brown ...............................................................................................................105 5.1 Cosmopolitanism, World Citizenship and Global Civil Society ...............................107 By Chris Brown Questions to Consider ...........................................................................................................................122 6 Race in the Modern World: The Problem of the Color Line ...............................................123 Introduction to Kwame Anthony Appiah ........................................................................................123 6.1 Race in the Modern World: The Problem of the Color Line ......................................125 By Kwame Anthony Appiah Questions to Consider ...........................................................................................................................131 7 Once More With Feeling: Integrating Emotion in Teaching Business Ethics .......................................................................................................................................133 Introduction to Christopher P. Adkins .............................................................................................133 7.1 Once More with Feeling: Integrating Emotion in Teaching Business Ethics—Educational Implications From Cognitive Neuroscience and Social Psychology ........................................................................................................................135 By Christopher P. Adkins Questions to Consider ...........................................................................................................................151 8 Reverence for Life: On the Role of Albert Schweitzer’s Ethics in Contemporary Ethical Debates ........................................................................................................153 Introduction to Ulrich H. J. Körtner ...................................................................................................153 8.1 Reverence for Life: On the Role of Albert Schweitzer’s Ethics in Contemporary Ethical Debates .............................................................................................155 By Ulrich H. J. Körtner Translated by Ana Ilievska Questions to Consider ...........................................................................................................................175 Contents | vii 9 “The Notion of and Need for Environmental Ethics” .............................................................177 Introduction to J. Baird Callicott ........................................................................................................177 9.1 The Notion of and Need for Environmental Ethics .......................................................179 By J. Baird Callicott Questions to Consider ...........................................................................................................................190 10 “Environmental Ethics as Civic Philosophy” and “Natural Piety, Environmental Ethics, and Sustainability” ................................................................................................................. 191 Introduction to Ben A. Minteer ..........................................................................................................191 10.1 Environmental Ethics as Civic Philosophy ........................................................................193 By Ben A. Minteer 10.2 Natural Piety, Environmental Ethics, and Sustainability............................................202 By Ben A. Minteer Questions to Consider ...........................................................................................................................218 11 Collective Wisdom and Civilization: Revitalizing Ancient Wisdom Traditions ................................................................................................................................219 Introduction to Thomas Kiefer ..........................................................................................................219 11.1 Collective Wisdom and Civilization: Revitalizing Ancient Wisdom Traditions.....................................................................................................................222 By Thomas Kiefer Questions to Consider ...........................................................................................................................243 12 “Prologue” and “Splitting of Sacred from Secular”................................................................245 Introduction to Bruce Wilshire ...........................................................................................................245 12.1 Prologue ..........................................................................................................................................248 By Bruce W. Wilshire 12.2 Splitting of Sacred from Secular? ..........................................................................................257