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The Good Earth

What does it mean to leave a better planet for our children?

Read the Editors’ Introduction
Climate Change •
Pollution •
Conservation •
Animals •
Wilderness •
Resources •
All

Symposium | Winter/Spring 2013

Winter/Spring 2013

Regarding Animals

Do Elephants Have Souls?
Born to Run
Dog’s Best Friend
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Essay | Spring 2017

Spring 2017

  • Kevin N. Laland

On the Origin of Cooperation

How culture and nature worked together so we can work together

From: The Decent of Man

Kevin N. Laland

Correspondence | Summer/Fall 2014

Summer/Fall 2014

Elephants, Horses, Dogs, and Us; The Question Concerning Heidegger

Essay | Winter/Spring 2013

Winter/Spring 2013

  • Noemie Emery

Born to Run

On the good, the bad, and the ugly of horseracing

From: Regarding Animals

Noemie Emery

Essay | Winter/Spring 2013

Winter/Spring 2013

  • Caitrin Keiper

Do Elephants Have Souls?

On the evidence for non-human intelligence, awareness, and emotion

From: Regarding Animals

Caitrin Keiper

Review | Winter/Spring 2013

Winter/Spring 2013

  • Diana Schaub

Dog’s Best Friend

On disciplining pets and mastering ourselves

From: Regarding Animals

Diana Schaub

Essay | Fall 2011

Fall 2011

  • Stephen L. Talbott

Evolution and the Illusion of Randomness

Survival, fitness, and the purposiveness of organisms

From: Recovering the Organism

Stephen L. Talbott

Review | Fall 2009 - Winter 2010

Fall 2009 - Winter 2010

  • Algis Valiunas

Darwin’s World of Pain and Wonder

On the great scientist’s spiritual torment

Algis Valiunas

State of the Art | Summer 2008

Summer 2008

  • Jonathan H. Adler

An Animal to Save the World

Climate Change and the Polar Bear

Jonathan H. Adler

Looking Back | Spring 2008

Spring 2008

A Debate Still Patently Alive

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