FRONT COVER -- ENVIRONMENTAL PHILOSOPHY: THE ART OF LIFE IN A WORLD OF LIMITS -- COPYRIGHT PAGE -- CONTENTS -- LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS -- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -- INTRODUCTION -- MACINTYRE AND HAVEL AS GREEN POLITICAL THINKERS: UNREASONABLE THINKING IN TURBULENT TIMES -- INTRODUCTION -- HAVEL AND THE IMPERATIVE TO 'LIVE IN TRUTH': DISSENT AND GREEN POLITICS -- MACINTYRE AS A GREEN THINKER: VULNERABILITY IN POLITICAL AND MORAL THEORY -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- THE TRANSITION TO GREEN LIFESTYLES BASED ON VOLUNTARY SIMPLICITY: THE DIFFICULT ROAD TOWARDS ENJOYABLE, GRACEFUL AND SUSTAINABLE LIFESTYLES -- INTRODUCTION -- THE NEED FOR A RADICALLY NEW CONSUMER CULTURE AND LIFESTYLE CHANGES -- SOCIAL FACTORS INCREASING THE NECESSITY FOR RADICAL CHANGES IN LIFESTYLE AND CONSUMPTION -- LIBERAL DEMOCRACY AND THE REDUCTION OF CONSUMERISM -- GREEN LIFESTYLES AND VOLUNTARY SIMPLICITY -- SLOWING DOWN, ENJOYING FREE TIME AND WORKING LESS -- GRACEFULNESS AND ELEGANCE VERSUS AUSTERITY -- SYSTEMATICALLY INVESTING IN HIGH TECH GREEN PRODUCTS AND CONSUMING 'DIFFERENTLY' -- CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS -- REFERENCES -- THE POLITICS OF GLOBAL WARMING (1): CLIMATE SCIENCE AND SCEPTICISM -- INTRODUCTION -- CLIMATE SCIENCE -- CLIMATE SCEPTICISM -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- THE POLITICS OF GLOBAL WARMING (2): TWO OBSTACLES TO CIRCUMVENT -- TWO IMMEDIATE OBSTACLES -- SYNDROMES AND SOLUTIONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- A CALL FOR A NEW POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ATTENTION: MINDFULNESS AS A NEW COMMONS -- INTRODUCTION -- UNDERSTANDING OUR DILEMMA: CAPITALISM'S PSYCHIC INVESTMENT -- CAPITAL AS POWER AND MASS CONSUMERISM -- CONSUMERISM AND THE 'POLITICAL TECHNOLOGIES OF INDIVIDUALS' -- CAPITALIST REALISM IN THE 21ST CENTURY -- CONCLUSIONS: MINDFULNESS AS COMMONS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- TERRITORY IN A WORLD OF LIMITS: EXPLORING CLAIMS TO OIL AND ICE -- BASIC NEEDS AND TERRITORY.

THE SCOPE OF TERRITORIAL RIGHTS: QUESTIONING RIGHTS TO THE ARCTIC AND UNDERGROUND RESOURCE RIGHTS -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- MANDATORY NON-ANTHROPOCENTRISM: THE POLITICAL UNREALISM OF MAKING METAETHICAL DEMANDS IN ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- IRISH RUINS ANCIENT AND NEW: GHOST ESTATES, MEGALITHS AND HUMAN RELATIONS WITH THE REST OF NATURE -- INTRODUCTION -- IRISH RUINS ANCIENT AND NEW: MEGALITHIC ROMANCE AND ENIGMA -- RUINS AS A METAPHOR FOR RESISTANCE TO THE MODERNISATION PROCESS -- GHOST ESTATES AND THE ECOLOGICAL CRISIS: MODERNITY, DISREGARD FOR THE REST OF NATURE, AND PROFIT -- NOTES -- REFERENCES -- WALKING RESPECTFULLY ON THE EARTH: A PROBLEM FOR DEEP ECOLOGY -- CONCLUSION -- NOTES -- REFERENCES.