1. The notion of difference and the principle of responsibility: preconditions for environmental ethics

2. Is presocratic philosophy of nature a source of man-nature dualism?

3. Aristotle on the intention and extension of person and the focal concern of enviromental philosophy

4. The moral, political and metaphysical issues of the ecological crisis

5. Nature, civilisation and consciousness

6. Nature and value: some hisotrical and contemporary reflections

7. Ethics and the environment: rethinking the foundations of value

8. Reading nature through the law

9. Marcuse on nature and the environment

10. Location in Xenophon: the oikos and teh oeconomicus

11. Anthropocentrism: its roots in modern Western philosophy and its involvement with modern science and technology

12. Environmental change and human health: classical and modern perceptions

13. Discovery of harmony in the nature in early Greek philosophy

14. Aristotelian ethics and post-Aristotelian biology

15. The physis-nomos debate and the modern discourseon the environment

16. The basis of our environmental obligations

17. The approach of the greek man to the external world

18. Moral-political issues in sustainable development

19. Economic valuation of environmental resourcesQ ned for ethical considerations

20. Flesh and space and stoneQ the virtuous environment of the Athenian Polis