Glen Lehman is Associate Professor in the School of Commerce, University of South Australia. He has published over 70 scholarly articles in a range of prestigious journals: Philosophy and Social Criticism, Journal of Business Ethics, Critical Perspectives on Accounting and Journal of Corporate Citizenship. Professor Lehman is a member of the British Political Studies Association as well as the British, American and Australian Accounting Associations.

• PART I1. Introduction2. Basic Issues in Taylor ' 's Philosophy3. Taylor ' 's Interpretivism, Knowledge and the Natural Environment4. Taylor ' 's Interpretivism, Social Imaginaries and the Natural Environment5. Taylor ' 's Metaphysics, Merleau-Ponty and the Natural EnvironmentPART II6. Taylor ' 's Environmentalism and Critique of Utilitarianism and Instrumental Reason7. Taylor ' 's Critique of Instrumentalism, Liberalism and Procedure in Politics8. Interpretation, Language and Environmental Values: The Habermas and Taylor Debate9. Critical Perspectives: The Taylor-Rorty Debate10. Taylor and Deep Ecology11. Critical Environmentalism: Marx to Taylor ' 's Interpretivism12. Conclusion

Glen Lehman is Associate Professor in the School of Commerce, University of South Australia. He has published over 70 scholarly articles in a range of prestigious journals: Philosophy and Social Criticism, Journal of Business Ethics, Critical Perspectives on Accounting and Journal of Corporate Citizenship. Professor Lehman is a member of the British Political Studies Association as well as the British, American and Australian Accounting Associations.

• PART I1. Introduction2. Basic Issues in Taylor ' 's Philosophy3. Taylor ' 's Interpretivism, Knowledge and the Natural Environment4. Taylor ' 's Interpretivism, Social Imaginaries and the Natural Environment5. Taylor ' 's Metaphysics, Merleau-Ponty and the Natural EnvironmentPART II6. Taylor ' 's Environmentalism and Critique of Utilitarianism and Instrumental Reason7. Taylor ' 's Critique of Instrumentalism, Liberalism and Procedure in Politics8. Interpretation, Language and Environmental Values: The Habermas and Taylor Debate9. Critical Perspectives: The Taylor-Rorty Debate10. Taylor and Deep Ecology11. Critical Environmentalism: Marx to Taylor ' 's Interpretivism12. Conclusion

Glen Lehman is Associate Professor in the School of Commerce, University of South Australia. He has published over 70 scholarly articles in a range of prestigious journals: Philosophy and Social Criticism, Journal of Business Ethics, Critical Perspectives on Accounting and Journal of Corporate Citizenship. Professor Lehman is a member of the British Political Studies Association as well as the British, American and Australian Accounting Associations.

• PART I1. Introduction2. Basic Issues in Taylor ' 's Philosophy3. Taylor ' 's Interpretivism, Knowledge and the Natural Environment4. Taylor ' 's Interpretivism, Social Imaginaries and the Natural Environment5. Taylor ' 's Metaphysics, Merleau-Ponty and the Natural EnvironmentPART II6. Taylor ' 's Environmentalism and Critique of Utilitarianism and Instrumental Reason7. Taylor ' 's Critique of Instrumentalism, Liberalism and Procedure in Politics8. Interpretation, Language and Environmental Values: The Habermas and Taylor Debate9. Critical Perspectives: The Taylor-Rorty Debate10. Taylor and Deep Ecology11. Critical Environmentalism: Marx to Taylor ' 's Interpretivism12. Conclusion