Unsatisfied with current environmental philosophies, Brian G. Henning developed his own theory inspired by Alfred North Whitehead and several other classical American philosophers. In this work he discusses the theory's most significant insight, "The Ethics of Creativity."
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Brian G. Henning is professor of philosophy and environmental studies at Gonzaga University. He was awarded the John N. Findlay Book Prize from the Metaphysical Society of America for The Ethics of Creativity. Henning is coauthor or coeditor of severa
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