vol 9, no 1 - 2004

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published: 2004-01-01

articles

making ethics an everyday activity: how can we reduce the barriers?

bob jickling

pp. 11-26
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what if teaching went wild?

anthony weston

pp. 31-46
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the three i's for ethics as an everyday activity: integration, intrinsic valuing, and intersubjectivity

heesoon bai

pp. 51-64
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everyday environmental ethics as comedy and story: a collage

shagbark hickory

pp. 71-81
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sustainability and our cultural myths

david chapman

pp. 92-108
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educating to care

luigina mortari

pp. 109-122
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embracing "fields of influence" while exploring alternative paths of knowledge

marguerite kuiack

pp. 123-135
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canoeing the murray river (australia) as environmental education: a tale of two rivers

alistair stewart

pp. 136-147
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action competence as an integrating objective for environmental education

p.j. fontes

pp. 148-162
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constructing an identity: environmental educators in mexico

silvia fuentes amaya

pp. 163-176
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the "willful contradiction" of poststructural socio-ecological education

marcia mckenzie

pp. 177-190
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conversation

further thoughts on ethics as an everyday activitity

bob jickling, linda hamilton, marguerite kuiack

pp. 27-30
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further thoughts on teaching gone wild: a conversation with anthony weston

anthony weston, gord sturrock, peter koci

pp. 47-49
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further thoughts on ethics as a recovery of the integrative, the intrinsic, and the intersubjective: a conversation with heesoon bai

heesoon bai, ed csuka, grace morissette

pp. 65-69
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further thoughts on everyday environmental ethics as comedy and story: a conversation with shagbark hickory

shagbark hickory, peter koci, violet woodsorrel oxalis

pp. 82-91
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analysis

is learning a way to change for a sustainable world?

cecilla lundholm

pp. 191-195
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gum graffiti: an environmental art project

hannah jickling

pp. 196-197
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