I’ve been surprised that many people have chosen to read chapters of my book, A Climate of Justice, rather than download the whole book. The downloads are free, thanks to Lyrasis, a group of librarians who funded the book’s open access because they believed it supported the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The eleven chapters were written independent of each other, so it’s possible to treat them as short books, although they also contribute to the book’s overall purpose. You can access any of the Chapters by clicking on their number.
Part One: The Interpretative Framework
Chapter 1: Introduction: Three Kinds of Engagement
Chapter 2: The Earth
Chapter 3: Our Humanity
Chapter 4: The Social
Chapter 5: The Civic
Part Two: Telling “Telling Stories”
Chapter 6: White Compromises and American Prosperity
Chapter 7: Reinhold Niebuhr During the Time of the White Compromise
Chapter 8: The Sharecropper’s Story and An Ethics for Environmentalism
Part Three: Empowering the Civic
Chapter 9: Civilian Empowerment: A Theological Inquiry
Chapter 10: The Citizen’s Role in Creating a Climate of Justice
Chapter 11: An Invitation to Civic Dialogue
The Entire Book: A Climate of Justice: An Ethical Foundation for Environmentalism
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