Unthinking Faith and Enlightenment: Nature and Politics in a Post-Hegelian Era

Explores the boundaries of contemporary debates over the environment and the state, and argues that in each of these debates, one side exaggerates the possibility of harmony between humans and the natural and social worlds, while the other insists upon the possibility of human mastery.' Cloth binding, 166 pages. New York University Press, 1987. Paperback. ISBN 0814710956.