
Norwegian philosopher
Arne Naess died on Wednesday at the age of 96. Naess was the founder of the
deep ecology movement and a leading figure in modern environmental circles. He founded the journal
Inquiry and authored many books, including
LIFE’S PHILOSOPHY: REASON AND MEANING IN A DEEPER WORLD, which the Press published in the U.S. and recently issued in paperback.

In addition to his prolific academic career at the University of Oslo, Naess was an avid mountaineer who led the first expedition up
Tirich Mir in Pakistan, among other accomplishments.
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Left: Arne Naess
Right: Tirich MirTechnorati Tags: arne naess deep ecology