L’écocentrisme et ses appels normatifs à la nature : sont-ils nécessairement fallacieux?

In Éliot Litalien, Cléa Bénoliel, Simon-Pierre Cherie-Cossette, Emmanuelle Gauthier-Lamer, Thiago Hunter, Thomas Mekhaël & Louis Sagnières, Peut-on tirer une éthique de l'observation de la nature ? Les Cahiers d'Ithaque. pp. 43-76 (2013)
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