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American Indian Environmental Ethics: An Ojibwa Case Study
ISBN-10: 0-13-043121-4
ISBN-13: 978-0-13-043121-9
Published by Prentice Hall
© 2004
Pub. Date: Aug 14, 2003
Format: Paper
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Table of Contents
I. INTRODUCTORY ESSAY: CULTURAL WORLDVIEW AND ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS.
1. What is Environmental Ethics?
2. What is a Cultural Worldview?
3. What is Culture?
4. Language, Worldview, and Cultural Relativism.
5. The Ojibwa Narratives.
II. THE NARRATIVES.
1. The Orphans and Mashos.
2. Clothed-in-Fur.
3. The Woman Who Married a Beaver.
4. The Boy that was Carried Away by a Bear.
5. A Moose and His Offspring.
6. Little-Image.
7. The Person that Made Medicine.
8. The Birth of Nänabushu.
9. Nänabushu Swallowed by the Sturgeon.
10. Nänabushu Slays Here-of-His-Shin.
11. Nänabushu Leaves His Brother, and Also His Grandmother.
12. Nänabushu, the Sweet-brier Berries, and the Sturgeons.
13. Notes on the Mystic Rite.
III. INTERPRETIVE ESSAY: AN OJIBWA WORLDVIEW AND ENVIRONMENTAL ETHIC.
1. Key Cognitive Elements of an Ojibwa Worldview.
2. Ojibwa Environmental Ethics.
3. The Controversy About American Indian Environmental Ethics.
Literature Cited.
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