As the field of environmental and ecological philosophy continues to gain general and periodically even enthusiastic acceptance in the broader discipline of philosophy, it should come as no surprise that the voice of Continental philosophy is becoming increasingly heard. Among the more recent contributions in the literature is Bruce Foltz and Robert Frodeman’s anthology Rethinking Nature: Essays in Environmental Philosophy, which gathers together creative and critical work done in the past decade by a number of the most influential and well-known voices in Continental philosophy. The 20 essays contained in the volume, not to mention the nicely composed and helpful editors’ Introduction, draw on both historical and contemporary philosophical sources, while simultaneously advancing environmental thinking through an engagement with a range of concrete scenarios and issues. Nearly all the essays are drawn from papers that were initially presented at the first annual meetings of the...