Table Of Content

Index to Volume 20 Author Index Alario, Margarita. Environmental Destruction and the Public Sphere: On Habermas’s Discursive Model and Political Ecology. S27. Bell, Linda. Book Review: Two Books by Sartre. 99. Berthold-Bond, Daniel. Can There Be a "Humanistic" Ecology? A Debate Between Hegel and Heidegger on the Meaning of Ecological Thinking. 279. Holmes, Robert L. Pacifism and Wartime Innocence: A Response. 193. Jenni, Kathie. Dilemmas in Social Philosophy: Abortion and Animal Rights. 59. Kasachkoff, Tziporah. Paternalism: Does Gratitude Make It Okay?. 1. Lamont, Julian. Pareto Efficiency, Egalitarianism, and Difference Principles. 311. Manning, RitaC. Toward a Thick Theory of Moral Agency. 203. Neal, Patrick. Perfectionism with a Liberal Face? Nervous Lib- erals and Raz’s Political Theory. 25. Neisser, Philip T. The Will to Harmony and the Pursuit of Family. 253. Reitan, Eric. The Irreconcilability of Pacifism and Just War The- ory: A Response to Sterba (1992). 117. Rickard, Maurice. Liberalism, Multiculturalism, and Minority Protection. 143. Smith, Patricia. Individualism and Social Responsibility: Reflec- tions on Recent Work by French and May. 363. Sterba, James P. Reconciling Pacifists and Just War Theorists Revisited. 135. Superson, Anita. Book Review: Michael Slote and Barbara Her- man. 221. Torek, Paul. Liberties, Not Rights: Gauthier and Nozick on Prop- erty. 343. Vorobej, Mark. Pacifism and Wartime Innocence. 171. Whitman, Jeffrey. The Many Guises of the Slippery Slope Argu- ment. 85. Title Index Book Review: Michael Slote and Barbara Herman. Anita Super- son. 221. Book Review: Two Books by Sartre. Linda Bell. 99. Can There Be A "Humanistic" Ecology? A Debate Between Hegel and Heidegger on the Meaning of Ecological Thinking. Daniel Berthold-Bond. 279. Dilemmas in Social Philosophy: Abortion and Animal Rights. Kathie Jenni. 59. Environmental Destruction and the Public Sphere: On Haber- mas’s Discursive Model and Political Ecology. Margarita Alario. 327. Individualism and Social Responsibility: Reflections on Recent Work by French and May. Patricia Smith. 363. The Irreconcilability of Pacifism and Just War Theory: A Re- sponse to Sterba (1992). Eric Reitan. 117. Liberalism, Multiculturalism, and Minority Protection. Maurice Rickard. 143. Liberties, Not Rights: Gauthier and Nozick on Property. Paul Torek. 343. The Many Guises of the Slippery Slope Argument. Jeffrey Whit- man. 85. Pacifism and Wartime Innocence. Mark Vorobej. 171. Pacifism and Wartime Innocence: A Response. Robert L. Hol- mes. 193. Paternalism: Does Gratitude Make it Okay?. Tziporah Kasachkoff. 1. Pareto Efficiency, Egalitarianism, and Difference Principles. Jul- ian Lamont. 311. Perfectionism With a Liberal Face? Nervous Liberals and Raz’s Political Theory. Patrick Neal. 25. Reconciling Pacifists and Just War Theorists Revisited. James P. Sterba. 135. Toward a Thick Theory of Moral Agency. RitaC. Manning. 203. The Will to Harmony and the Pursuit of Family. Philip T. Neisser. 253.