Economics, Ecology, and Our Common Home: The Limits of a Preference-based Approach to Human Behavior

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Introduction: Integral Ecology
Habits of Presence and the Generosity of Creation: Ecology in Light of Integral Human Development
Work as Contemplation: On the Platonic Notion of Technê
Ecology on One’s Knees: Reading Laudato Si’
Reading Natural Hierarchy in a Trinitarian Key
Economics, Ecology, and Our Common Home: The Limits of a Preference-based Approach to Human Behavior
Gospel of Creation and the Technocratic Paradigm: Reflections on a Central Teaching of Laudato Si'
Seeing with Christ in a Culture of Power
Created by God
The Coherences of Home: Life on Whiffletree Farm