Augustin Berque

A Basis for Environmental Ethics
Diogenes 2005 52: 3-12. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Masahiro Hamashita

Forests as Seen by Yanagita Kunio: His Contribution to a Contemporary Ecological Idea
Diogenes 2005 52: 13-16. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Workineh Kelbessa

The Rehabilitation of Indigenous Environmental Ethics in Africa
Diogenes 2005 52: 17-34. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Thierry Zarcone

Stone People, Tree People and Animal People in Turkic Asia and Eastern Europe
Diogenes 2005 52: 35-46. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Ornella Pompeo Faracovi

Man and Cosmos in the Renaissance: ‘The Heavens Within Us’ in a Letter by Marsilio Ficino
Diogenes 2005 52: 47-53. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Frédéric Obringer

Fengshui, or the Search for a Very Human Dragon
Diogenes 2005 52: 55-63. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Thierry Paquot

City and Nature, a Missed Opportunity?
Diogenes 2005 52: 65-74. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Graham Parkes

Thinking Rocks, Living Stones: Reflections on Chinese Lithophilia
Diogenes 2005 52: 75-87. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Roger Caillois

Extracts from Stones
Diogenes 2005 52: 89-92. [PDF]  

Fabienne Verdier

The Spirit of Nature: A Conversation with Thierry Zarcone
Diogenes 2005 52: 93-105. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Wolfgang Wackernagel

Book Review: The Genius of Our Lady Nature
Diogenes 2005 52: 107-114. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Thierry Zarcone

The Myth of the Mandrake, the ‘Plant-Human’
Diogenes 2005 52: 115-129. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Francis Laget

From its Birthplace in Egypt to Marseilles, an Ancient Trade: ‘Drugs and Spices’
Diogenes 2005 52: 131-139. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Gilles Schaufelberger and Guy Vincent

‘Nature’ in the Epic The Mahâbhârata
Diogenes 2005 52: 141-143. [Abstract] [PDF]  

Notes on the Contributors
Diogenes 2005 52: 144-147. [PDF]  

Abstracts
Diogenes 2005 52: 148-151. [PDF]  

A Note to Our Readers
Diogenes 2005 52: 152. [PDF]  

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