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| Preface | ||
| Acknowledgments | ||
| 1 | (Introductory) Agriculture as the Problem: Replacing the Economy in Nature and in Society | 3 |
| Sect. 1 | (Preliminary) The Missing Environmental Dimension in Social Criticism | 3 |
| Sect. 2 | (Ecological and Historical) The Environmental Implications of Agriculture and the Preindustrial Phase of Their History | 13 |
| Sect. 3 | (Ecological and Contemporary) The Environmental Implications of Industry and Our Living Environment's Capacity for Response | 24 |
| Sect. 4 | (Practical and Future-Oriented) Towards Agriculture as Our Environmental Monitor and the Centrepiece of a New Form of Polity | 39 |
| 2 | (Fabular) Agriculture Privileged and Benign: English Capitalism in its Light-Industrial Prime | 50 |
| Sect. 1 | (Sociotheoretical) The Relevance of the English Case for Understanding the Place of Agriculture in Modern Society | 50 |
| Sect. 2 | (Agronomic and Ecological) Classical English Farming Practices and Land Stewardship | 63 |
| Sect. 3 | (Legal and Institutional) The Dynastic Device of Strict Settlement | 75 |
| Sect. 4 | (Interpretive) The Place of Agriculture in the Economy of Capitalist England | 80 |
| 3 | (Contemporary) Agriculture Displaced and Disarrayed: The Industrializing (World) Economy as the Only Perceived Context for Human Activity in this Century | 90 |
| Sect. 1 | (Historico-ideological) Free Trade and the Attack on the Landed Interest in England | 90 |
| Sect. 2 | (Historico-economic) The Rise and Fall of an Ordered World Market in Agricultural Produce and Their Manifold Effects | 99 |
| Sect. 3 | (Technical) "Solving" Agriculture's Problems by Deliberately Subsuming It under Industry | 114 |
| Sect. 4 | (Critical) Agriculture and the Socialist Tradition | 126 |
| 4 | (Utopian) Agricultural Biocontexts for Future Persons: Possible Forms for Communities Securely Placed in Nature | 141 |
| Sect. 1 | (Philosophical) Types of Relations among Persons, Nature, and Use-Values | 141 |
| Sect. 2 | (Descriptive) Forms of the New Agriculture for Bioregions | 152 |
| Sect. 3 | (Exploratory) Forms of Money and the Division of Labour | 161 |
| Sect. 4 | (Tentative) Pathways to Utopia | 177 |
| Notes | 185 | |
| References | 229 | |
| Bibliography | 239 | |
| Index | 269 |
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