Nature and the Crisis of Modernity: A Critique of Contemporary Discourse on Managing the Earth

abstract analysis archaic argue Baudrillard becomes capitalist central Christopher Hill commodities Commodity Fetishism consciousness context contrast crisis of modernity critique cultures of substitution defining describes destruction Dimitrios Roussopoulos discussion disembeddedness disembedding dislocation Earth eco-radicals ecological embedded emergent and residual environmental crisis equivalent exchange-value exploitation expressed fishery forms of exchange Goux Goux's human identity human society human-nature relations humans and nature Industrial Revolution Jean Baudrillard Karl Polanyi kind King King Lear labour Lear Lear's Lewis loss of human Martin Lewis Marx material meaning Michael Taussig mirror of production mode modern human modern period modern society moments of danger money form Murray Bookchin natural communities natural world Neil Evernden perspective political economy present production radical environmentalism realities rela relationship between human residual cultural record residual forms resource Romanticism sense Simmel social forms social relations social relationships symbolic Taussig things tion understanding University Press use-value viable York