Table of Contents

1. Global Ethics on Climate Change Martin Schönfeld 2. Climate, imagination, Kant, and situational awareness Michael Thompson 3. Moral progress and Canada’s climate failure Byron Williston 4. Climate change and philosophy in Latin America Ernesto O. Hernández 5. Watsuji Tetsuro, Fudo, and climate change Bruce B. Janz 6. Climate change and the ecological intelligence of Confucius Shih-yu Kuo 7. A Daoist response to climate change Chen Xia and Martin Schönfeld 8. Justice, negative GHIs, and the consumption of farmed animal products Jan Deckers 9. Climate change, the end of ‘development,’ and African alternatives Sirrku Hellsten and Fred Ochieng-Odhiambo 10. Ancestral Climate Wisdom: Return to a Thoughtful Etiquette Timothy Leduc, York University, Canada

About the Author

Martin Schönfeld is a former Kant scholar and historian of the European Enlightenment.  He teaches at the University of South Florida and conducts philosophy workshops in Taiwan.  He organized the first international philosophy conference on climate (2006) and edits the Climate Philosophy Newsletter.  He writes on climate, the American Disenlightenment, and civil evolution.