Overview
I'm working on a philosophy question and need the explanation and answer to help me learn.
Based on the reading
Textbook, Murray Bookchin, Social Ecology vs. Deep Ecology, pages 254-264.
1. What important thing does Bookchin say that the deep ecology movement is ignoring that makes social ecology the better worldview?
- 2. Why does Bookshin discuss the AIDS virus and several other parts of nature that are destructive to human beings?
3. Is Bookchin's social ecology worldview politically neutral? Why or why not?