
by Josep Maria Espinàs · La Campana · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788486491932

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In this essay, Josep Maria Espinàs analyzes environmentalism as a set of ideological currents, differentiating it from ecology as a science. Espinàs argues that environmentalism, in its defense of nature and life, often manifests a natural human selfishness, seeking to protect the interests of the human species above other criteria. With a reflective style, the author invites us to question the doctrinal bases of environmentalism and to consider whether its proclamations of defense of nature are not, ultimately, an expression of human selfishness.

Josep Maria Espinàs Massip was a Spanish writer, journalist and publisher known for his novels, travel writing and newspaper articles.
