Environmental Ethics in Buddhism presents a logical and thorough
examination of the metaphysical and ethical dimensions of early
Buddhist literature. The author determines the meaning of nature in
the early Buddhist context from general Buddhist teachings on
dhamma, paticcasamuppada, samsara and the cosmogony of the Agganna
Sutta. Consequently, the author shows that early Buddhism can be
understood as an environmental virtue ethics. To illustrate this
dimension, the Jatakas are used as a source. These are a collection
of over five hundred folk tales, which also belong to early
Buddhist literature. This work gives an innovative approach to the
subject, which puts forward a distinctly Buddhist environmental
ethics that is in harmony with traditional teachings as well as
adaptable and flexible in addressing environmental problems.
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