(Calenda announcement 1181060)
"Is there a need for a new environmental ethic?" declares the article by Australian philosopher Richard Routley, a gesture which, supported by Aldo Leopold's inaugural reflections in 1973, marked the beginning of philosophical and moral reflection on the environment. Subsequently, this new area of applied ethics was to develop in social, political, legal and international debate, making it increasingly necessary to respond from a philosophical standpoint, putting into tension the relationships established with the natural, material, cultural and animal environment. Restoring these relationships opens the way to a reconfiguration of the politics that organize us, the institutions that structure us, the justice that limits us, and the ethics and conception of the subject that define us. The aim of this thematic dossier is to bring together articles focusing on current thinking on the environmental crisis that has hit society in the Anthropocene.
