Feminist Perspectives on Global Warming, Genocide, and Card's Theory of Evil

This essay explores several moral issues raised by global warming through the lens of Claudia Card's theory of evil. I focus on Alaskan villages in the sub-Arctic whose residents must relocate owing to extreme erosion, melting sea ice, and rising water levels. I use Card's discussion of ge...

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Published in:Hypatia 2009, Vol.24 (1), p.160-177
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Climate Change
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Evil
Feminism
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Genocide
Global warming
Good & evil
Killing
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Theory
Villages
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Killing
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Morality
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