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1. Why Geo-Societal Narratives? -- 2.Current Definition and Vision Of Geoethics -- 3.Geo-Ethics Beyond Enmeshment: Critical Reflections on the Post-Humanist Position in the Anthropocene -- 4.After the Permafrost: A Provisional Outline -- 5.A Critique of (Weak) Anthropocentric Geoethics -- 6. Exploring the Relevance of the Spiritual Dimension of the Noosphere in Geoethics -- 7.Dealing with the Subjectivity of the Human-Earth Interdependence. How to promote responsible conducts towards the environment: A Semiotic Cultural Psychological Analysis -- 8.A Copernican Moment: Engaging Economic Ethics in Orchestrating the Geocentric Turn in Economics -- 9.Geoethics: A Reality Check from Media Coverage of the Anthropocen -- 10.Geoethics vs. Geopolitics. Shoring up the Nation in the Anthropocene Cul-De-Sac -- 11.Sustainable Small-Scale Fishing and Artisanal Mining Need Policies Favourable to a Level Playing Field -- 12.Climate Change, Uncertainty and Ethical Superstorms -- 13.GAIAs Futures in The Anthropocene: A Call for Evolutionary Leadership.14- Geo-Scientific Culture and Geoethics.15- Humanistic Geosciences a Cultural and Educational Construction?.16 -- Geosciences and Geoethics in Transition Research Perspectives from Ethics and Philosophy of Science. A Commentary.
Includes bibliographical references and index.