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Jonathan Sparks-Franklin

Jonathan Sparks-Franklin

Jonathan Sparks-Franklin holds a B.A. in Philosophy/Religion from Spring Arbor University, a Master of Arts (Theological Studies) from United Theological Seminary, a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, and is currently a PhD student in the Religious Studies Department at Indiana University. Currently, with a broad concentration in Ethics, Politics, and Philosophy in the Study of Religion, his more specific interests are in the area of Religion/Ecology and various sub-disciplines that define such: Environmental Philosophy and Ethics, the phenomenology of empathy in ecological sensibilities, and the Ecotheological integration of contemporary evolutionary theory. Practically, and in regards to activism, he is most interested in dietary ethics and vegetarianism, new horizons in inter-species relationships, animal intelligence and wellbeing, and wildlife preservation.

Articles, Ecotheology, Writing March 28, 2014 March 27, 2014

Andocentric Vegetarianism and the Parodic Subversion of Nonhuman Identity

Abstract Identifying the human/animal dualism as yet another violent fabrication within exclusionary identity politics, the following seeks to outline and challenge the manner by…

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Writing September 10, 2013 September 10, 2013

Towards An Environmental Ethic of Specificity

Similar to any field within academia, the discipline of Environmental Philosophy and Ethics (as well as the related Ecotheological movement) is a growing one…

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