The Denial of Nature

Focusing on the intersection of capitalism and the environment, this book explores how capitalist societies exploit both human and natural resources. It presents a critical environmental philosophy that challenges contemporary trends, drawing on the works of notable philosophers like Teresa Brennan and Theodor Adorno. By linking various philosophical insights and critiquing Jürgen Habermas' views on capitalist modernity, the text offers a fresh perspective on environmental ethics, aiming to address the pressing nature deficit in today's discourse.