Abstract
<p>Is freedom in sustainability possible? The book argues that the concern for the preservation of nature and concern for the preservation of human freedom correlate with each other in many ways. Based on the conception of humans as a corporeal and thus natural beings, a conception of relational freedom is developed that takes especially the natural embeddedness of man seriously. On the basis of the ecophenomenological conception of nature, anthropocentrism can also be transcended in the direction of a deep anthroporelational position. Kira Meyer is research assistant at the Chair of Environmental Philosophy and Ethics at Kiel University, her main research areas are Environmental Ethics, Political Philosophy and Eco-Phenomenology.</p>