Plants as Persons: A Philosophical Botany (SUNY series on Religion and the Environment)
by Matthew Hall
Plants as Persons: A Philosophical Botany considers plant life through the lenses of philosophy, religion, and environmental thought. Matthew Hall’s work offers a reflective humanities perspective for readers interested in botany, ethics, and the ways people understand the natural world.
About This Book
Plants as Persons: A Philosophical Botany examines plant life through philosophical reflection.
The book connects botanical questions with broader concerns in religion and the environment.
It offers a humanities-based perspective on how plants may be understood and regarded.
Part of the SUNY series on Religion and the Environment, this work is suited to readers interested in philosophy, botany, and environmental thought.
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