J. Baird Callicott Papers, 1963-2010

By Perri Hamilton

Collection Overview

Title:	J. Baird Callicott Papers, 1963-2010
Predominant Dates:	1979-1999
ID:	02/03/ U0037
Primary Creator:	J. Baird Callicott (1941 -)
Extent:	22.0 Boxes
Arrangement:	The collection is arranged by type of material.
Date Acquired:	00/00/2010
Languages:	English Chinese Spanish;Castilian

Abstract

The papers of J. Baird Callicott (1941- ) document his career as a professor of philosophy at the University of Memphis, the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, and the University of North Texas. The material includes class syllabi, documents, tests and quizzes used to teach his classes; articles used for research and in his classes; papers that reflect his involvement in conferences around the world; correspondence, contracts, grant proposals and reports; and a collection of media materials that include class paperwork, rough drafts of his writing and recordings of seminars.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The papers of J. Baird Callicott (1941- ) document his career as a professor of philosophy at the University of Memphis, the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, and the University of North Texas. The collection contains class material, publications, correspondence, grant proposals, and a collection of media that reflects his work as a professor, an author, and his participation in seminars and conferences.

Collection Historical Note

J. Baird Callicott taught at the University of North Texas from 1995 to his retirement in May 2015.

Biographical Note

J. Baird Callicott (1941 - ) earned a Bachelor of Arts in philosophy from Southwestern at Memphis (now Rhodes College) in 1963. He received his Master of Arts (1966) and his Ph.D. (1972) from Syracuse University. Dr. Callicott has taught at the following universities: Memphis State University (now the University of Memphis), 1966 – 1969; Wisconsin State University-Stevens Point (now the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point), 1969 – 1995; and the University of North Texas, 1995 – present. Dr. Callicott was named a UNT Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy in 2010. He was the chair of the Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies, 2008 - 2010. He has served as a visiting professor at the University of Florida, the University of Hawaii; The University of California, Santa Barbara; and Yale University, among others. He has also served as President of the International Society for Environmental Ethics and as Bioethicist-in-Residence at Yale University. Dr. Callicott was the Vice President (1994 – 1997) then the President (1997 – 2000) of the International Society for Environmental Ethics. He is also a member of the American Philosophical Association, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Society for Asian and Comparative Philosophy, International Development Ethics Association, American Society for Environmental History, Society for Conservation Biology, International Society for Ecosystem Health and the International Association for Environmental Philosophy.

Dr. Callicott is best known an exponent of Aldo Leopold’s land ethic. He is the author of numerous articles and books which include: In Defense of the Land Ethic; Beyond the Land Ethic; and Earth’s Insights. He has co-authored: American Indian Environmental Ethics: An Ojibwa Case Study with Michael P. Nelson; Clothed-in-Fur an Other Tales: An Introduction to an Ojibwa World View with Thomas W. Overholt. Dr. Callicott is co-Editor-in-Chief with Robert Frodeman of the two volume A-Z Encyclopedia of Environmental Ethics and Philosophy.

Access Information

Access Restrictions:

This collection is not restricted.

Use Restrictions:

Reproduction and publication of materials in this collection are subject to the policies of the UNT Archives and Rare Books department. Copyright restrictions may apply.

Physical Access Note:

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Administrative Information

Repository:	University Archives
Acquisition Source:	J. Baird Callicott
Acquisition Method:	Gift
Preferred Citation:	J. Baird Callicott Papers, University of North Texas Special Collections

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Box and Folder Listing
Series 1: Class Material Series 2: Publications Series 3: Conferences and Papers Series 4: Correspondence, Literary Material Series 5: Board Material and Grants Series 6: Media Series 7: Unprocessed 2015 Accrual

Series 1: Class Material

Material that concerns the classes he taught in philosophy.
- Box 1: Callicott Class Material, 1969-1986
  
  Files that contain information on the classes Dr. Callicott taught from 1970 to 1986.
  
  Barcode: 641001
  - Folder 1: Philosophy 100 and 120, 1969 - 1970
    
    This folder contains a test for Philosophy 100 - Introduction to PHilosophy and Philosophy 120 - Philosophy of Religion. Course syllabi for Philosophy 120, fall 1969 and spring 1970, are included.
  - Folder 2: Philosophy 100, 1969 - 1978
    
    Course syllabi for Philosophy 100 from 1969 to 1978 document the changes in how this course was taught.
  - Folder 3: Philosophy 310, 1971
    
    Course syllabus for Philosophy 310 - Metaphysics, taught in the fall of 1971, lists the recommended readings, course requirements, and the required text.
  - Folder 4: Philosophy 181, Fall 1977
    
    The course syllabus for Philosophy 181 - American Indian Environmental Philosphies, a catalog description for the course and the course proposal are part of the contents of this folder. The second part includes: a brochure (Natural Resources: Career Education for American Indians, University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point), a list of courses for American Indians wanting a career in Natural Resources, notes, a brochure for the Wisconsin Indian Resource Council, Inc., and Xerox copies of newspaper or journal articles.
  - Folder 5: Philosophy 181, Fall 1977
    
    Two tests for this course are in this folder.
  - Folder 6: Philosophy 217, 1971 - 1978
    
    The syllabi used for Philosophy 217 from the Fall of 1971 to the Spring of 1978.
  - Folder 7: Philosophy 217, 1975 - 1978
    
    Examples of test that were given for the class Philosophy 217 - History of Ancient Greek Philosophy.
  - Folder 8: Philosophy 301, Fall 1978
    
    A syllabus and copies of tests for the class Philosophy in a Literary Mode.
  - Folder 9: Philosophy 380, 1978
    
    Examples of tests and notes for the class "Environmental Ethics."
  - Folder 10: Philosophy 100 and 300, 1976 and 1978
    
    Examples of tests for Philosophy 300 - Introduction to Philsophical Thinking (1976) and Philosophy 100 (1978) are in this folder.
  - Folder 11: Philosophy 380, 1974 - 1978
    
    Syllabi for Philosophy 380 - Environmental Ethics document the changes in the teaching of the class from 1974 to 1978.
  - Folder 12: Philosophy 217, Spring 1979
    
    Syllabus and tests that were used during the class Philosophy 217 - The History of Ancient Greek Philosophy.
  - Folder 13: Philosophy 100, 1978 - 1979
    
    Syllabus, notes, and example of test concerning the course "Introduction to Philosophy."
  - Folder 14: Philosophy 380, Spring 1979
    
    This folder contain the sylabus, the test for the course, and Xerox copies of the following; "The Federal Environmenal pesticide Control Act of 1972: Highlights," "Summary of Major Federal Water quality Legislation," "Summary: Air Quality Policies,""New EIS Regulations, and "Budget and Budgeting."
  - Folder 15: Philosophy 100, Spring 1979
    
    The syllabus for this course and tests 1 - 3 are in this folder.
  - Folder 16: Philosophy 380, Fall 1979
  - Folder 17: Philosophy 380, Fall 1980
    
    The course syllabus, tests and personal notes document this class.
  - Folder 18: Philosophy 101, Fall 1980
    
    Philosophy 101, "Today's Moral Problems," is represented by the syllabus, three tests, and clippings.
  - Folder 19: Philosophy 102, Fall 1980
    
    This class concerned the study of the philosophical classics. The course syllabus, the structural outline of the materials to be studied, and test 1 and 2 document this class.
  - Folder 20: Philosophy 100, Spring 1981
    
    Papers related to this course include sample tests and notes.
  - Folder 21: Philosophy 380, Spring 1981
    
    Papers for a class on Environmental Ethics include: sample tests, handwriten notes, the class syllabus and clippings.
  - Folder 22: Philosophy 310, Spring 1981
    
    A course on "Metaphysics" is documented with a syllabus, sample tests, and notes.
  - Folder 23: Philosophy 385, Summer 1981
    
    The papers cover a class in environmental aesthetics with a class syllabus, sample tests, a list of students and notes for the first class,.
  - Folder 24: Philosophy 380, Fall 1981
    
    Papers from a class on environmental ethics include: tests, the syllibus, and notes.
  - Folder 25: Philosophy 100, Fall 1981
    
    The papers that document an introduction to philosophy course which include: the course syllabus and tests.
  - Folder 26: Philosophy 380, Spring 1982
    
    Papers for a class on environmental ethics include notes, tests, and the class syllabus.
  - Folder 27: Philosophy 100, Spring 1982
    
    Papers for an intorduction to philosophy course which include the syllabus, notes, and tests.
  - Folder 28: Honors 100, Spring 1982
    
    This course is titled "The Ancient Greek Experience." Dr. Callicott and Dr. Wick, of the Department of History, taught the course. The class documents incluse the syllabus, tests and notes.
  - Folder 29: Philosophy 181, Fall 1982
    
    A course on "American Indian Environmental Philosophies" is documented with the course syllabus, tests, a memo from the University of Wisconsin (where the class was taught), a copy of "If We sell You Our Land, Love It" by Chief Seattle, tests, notes, and copies of articles pertaining to the class.
  - Folder 30: Philosophy 380, Fall 1982
    
    A class on environmental ethics is documented with tests and the course syllabus.
  - Folder 31: Philosophy 100, Section 4, Fall 1982
    
    The papers concern a course on the introduction to philosophy which is documented by tests, the course syllabus, and notes.
  - Folder 32: Philosophy 100, Spring 1983
    
    The papers documenting this course consist of 12 reading quizzes and a test.
  - Folder 33: Philosophy 380, Spring 1983
    
    Papers, that include the course syllabus and tests, document a class on environmental ethics.
  - Folder 34: Philosophy 100, Summer 1983
    
    An introduction to philosophy class papers which include the class syllabus and tests.
  - Folder 35: Philosophy 2630, Fall 1983
    
    A class in contemporary moral issues is documented with a class syllabus, a course statement by Dr. Callicott, reading quizzes, notes and tests.
  - Folder 36: Philosophy 100, Spring 1984
    
    A course on the introduction to philosophy is documented with the course syllabus, tests and reading qizzes.
  - Folder 37: Philosophy 380, Fall 1984
    
    A class on environmental ethics is documented with tests and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 38: Philosophy 381, Fall 1984
    
    This class in American Indian environmental philosophy used the following papers: tests and the course syllabus.
  - Folder 39: Philosophy 380, Fall 1985
    
    A class in American Indian environmental philosophy is documented with tests, notes, the course syllabus, and a Far Side cartoon.
  - Folder 40: Philosophy 380, Spring 1985
    
    The papers for a class in environmental ethics include: the course syllabus, tests and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 41: Philosophy 217, Sping 1985
    
    Papers for a class in ancient Greek philosophy that include the course syllabus, tests and reading quizzes
  - Folder 42: Philosophy 380, Fall 1985
    
    A course on environmental ethics that is documented with the course syllabus, tests, and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 43: Philosophy 217, Spring 1986
    
    Papers for a class in ancient Greek philosophy include the course syllabus, tests and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 44: Philosophy 101, Summer 1986
    
    Papers for a class in contemporary moral probles include the course syllabus, tests and reading quizzes.
- Box 2: Callicott Class Material, 1986-1993
  
  Materials that were used in Dr. Callicott's classes.
  
  Barcode: 641002
  - Folder 1: Philosophy 380, Fall 1986
    
    Papers for a class in environmental ethics that include the course syllabus and tests.
  - Folder 2: Philosophy 380 (2), Fall 1986
    
    The papers that document the environmental ethics class include: tests and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 3: Philosophy 381, Fall 1986
    
    A class in American Indian environmental philosophy is documented with the call syllabus, charts, reading quizzes and tests.
  - Folder 4: Philosophy 217, Spring 1987
    
    A class on the history of ancient Greek philosphy is documented with reading quizzes, tests, and the course syllabus.
  - Folder 5: Philosophy 380, Sping 1987
    
    Papers for a class in environmental ethics include: tests, a scantron sheet, the course syllabus, and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 6: Senior Thesis Papers, Spring 1988
    
    A set of papers that includes: the course information for the senior thesis class, a proposal for a senior thesis, notes, and a memo.
  - Folder 7: ESCI 174, 1988
    
    This folder contain correspondence, the ESCI course evalustion for a class Dr. Callicott taught at the University of California Santa Barbara, and cards for books he requested.
  - Folder 8: ESCI 106, 1988
    
    Papers concerning the teaching of Environmental Studies 106 at the University of California Santa Barbara which include notes, tests, correspondence, a flyer for his class, a course evaluation form and a work request form.
  - Folder 9: Phylosophy 297, Fall 1988
    
    This environmental philosophy class, which was taught in Hawaii, is documented with evaluations of the instructor, reading quizzes, handwritten notes, class presentation notes, the class syllabus, and tests.
  - Folder 10: University of Hawaii Course Materials, Fall 1988
    
    The items in this folder include correspondence relating to teaching and grade reporting at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
  - Folder 11: University of Hawaii Papers, Fall 1988
    
    These papers include a notice for Lyceum Day, notes, Xerox copies of an articles ("The Hisorical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis" by Lynn White, Jr.; "Discrepancies Between Environmental Atitude and Behaviour: Examples From Europe and China" by Yi-Fu Tuan; "Just the Facts, Ma'am" by J. Baird Callicott), the course requirements for Geography 752, the instrucor's statement about the course, class presentation notes, flyers advertising the course.
  - Folder 12: Philosophy 380, Spring 1989
    
    A class in environmental eithics is documented with the course syllabus, tests and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 13: Philosophy 380, Fall 1989
    
    A class in environmental ethis is documented with reading quizzes, the class syllabus, tests, a clipping, and memos from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point.
  - Folder 14: Philosophy 217, Fall 1989
    
    A class in the history of ancient Greek Philosophy is documented with tests, reading quizzes, and the course syllabus.
  - Folder 15: Philosophy 380, Spring 1990
    
    A class on environmental ethics is documented with clippings, reading quizzes, the course syllabus and tests.
  - Folder 16: Philosophy 380, Fall 1990
    
    Papers on a course on environmental ethics include: the course syllabus, exams, a flyer for a discussion on environmental degradation, clippings, notes, Xerox copies of articles and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 17: Philosophy 217, Fall 1990
    
    The papers for a class on the history of ancient Greek philosophy include the syllabus, notes, tests and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 18: Philosophy 380, Spring 1991
    
    Documents for an environment ethics class which include exams, the class syllabus, reviews for the exams and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 19: Philosophy 381, Spring 1991
    
    Papers used in a class on American Indian Environmental Philosophies include: the class syllabus, reading quizzes, and tests.
  - Folder 20: Philosophy 281, Spring 1991
    
    Papers that document a class on American Indian environmental philosophies include: the class syllabus, a syllabus supplement, correspondence, copies of articles and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 21: Philosophy 380, Fall 1991
    
    Papers for a class on environmental ethics include: class notes, tests review material, tests, reading list, copies of an articles, the class syllabus and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 22: Philosophy 217, Fall 1991
    
    Documents for a class covering the history of ancient Greek phiosophy include: tests, the syllabus and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 23: Philosophy 380, Spring 1992
    
    Papers for a course on environmental ethics include: reading quizzes, tests, the course syllabus, a memo, clipping, sample questions for a test and notes.
  - Folder 24: Philosophy 381, Spring 1992
    
    Papers from a class on American Indian environmental philosophies which include: tests, a memo from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, an announcement from the Residence Hall Association of the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, a flyer from Aery Productions for lecture tours, the course syllabus and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 25: Philosophy 490, Fall 1992
    
    A Clipping, an article, notes, and a syllabus document a seminar on the "Republic of Plato. "
  - Folder 26: Taber 1400.01, Fall 1992
    
    Instructor evaluation forms and Xeroxes of comments from the forms
  - Folder 27: Philosophy 380, Fall 1992
    
    A class on environmental ethics is documented with tests, reading quizzes, a memo, sample questions for test 1, the course syllabus, a Calvin and Hobbes cartoon, a People for the Ethical Treatment of Annimals brochure and magazine and a forestry newsletter rom the Student Chapter College of Natural Resources, Stevens Point, Wisconsin.
  - Folder 28: Philosophy 380, Spring 1993
    
    Papers from an environmental ethics class include: notes, tests, the course syllabus, reading quizzes and sample questions for test 1.
  - Folder 29: Philosophy 381, Spring 1993
    
    A class on American Indian environmental philosophies is documented with tests, notes, the course syllabus, reading quizzes, a flyer for a lecture, a paper ("The Fight for the Black Hills") and a bibliography.
- Box 3: Callicott Class Material, 1993-2007
  
  Papers that reflect how Dr. Callicott taught his classes are in this box.
  
  Barcode: 641003
  - Folder 1: Philosophy 500, Fall 1993
    
    Papers for a class on envioronmental philosophy, that Dr. Callicott taught at the University of Kansas, include the course syllabus, a bibliography of work by or about Aldo Leopold, instructor evaluations, memos, a flyer for a lecture, notes, and Xeroxes of articles.
  - Folder 2: Philosophy 380, Spring 1994
    
    The papers used in the teaching of an environmental ethics class include: tests, reading quizzes and a class handout.
  - Folder 3: Philosophy 381, Spring 1994
    
    Papers that document a class in American Indian philosophies include: class notes, an information sheet on Philosophy 199, tests and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 4: Philosophy 217, Fall 1994
    
    A class in ancient Greek philosophy is documented with tests, class note and reading quizzes,.
  - Folder 5: Philosophy 380, Fall 1994
    
    Papers that concern an environmental ethics class include: corresopondence, tests, the course syllabus, a copy of a book review and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 6: Philosophy 458, Spring 1995
    
    Documents that concern a class on environmental ethics that Dr. Callicott taught at Presbyterian College in South Carolina include: the course syllabus and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 7: Philosophy 450B: Plato Seminar, Spring 1995
    
    A seminar on Plato's Republic is documented with a quiz, suggested paper topics, a form for the Presbyterian College Long Distance Call Log, study questions, the course syllabus, an information sheet for students, a draft of Presbyterian Colleg's Mission and Goals.
  - Folder 8: Philosophy 3400, Fall 1995
    
    A class on ethical theory is documented with reading quizzes, the class syllabus, tests, Xeroxes of articles and notes.
  - Folder 9: Philosophy 2310 / 3310, Fall 1995
    
    A course on the history of ancient Greek philosophy is documented wth the course syllabus, tests, reading quizzes and notes.
  - Folder 10: Philosophy 5960, Spring 1996
    
    Papers for this course include: a book order form for the UNT Bookstore, the course syllabus, library reserve request forms and a printout of the books and article placed on reserve.
  - Folder 11: Philosophy 2310, Spring 1996
    
    A course in ancient Greek Philosopy is documented with tests, a study guide, the course syllabus, and text order forms for the University Bookstore.
  - Folder 12: Philosophy 5960, Fall 1996
    
    A seminar on Aldo Leopold is documented with maps, the course syllabus, correspondence and Xerox copies of articles.
  - Folder 13: Philosophy 2310, Fall 1996
    
    A class for the introduction to ancient Greek philosophy is documented with: sample questions for the first exam, the course syllabus and "Angel of Death: An AIDs Issue" by Alvin Malone.
  - Folder 14: Philosophy 5660, Fall 1997
    
    Papers for a seminar on American Indian evironmental philosophy include: the course syllabus, a request for text books for the University Book Store, correspondence, a computer printout of items for sale from KUAC-FM/TV, copies of articles and reading quizzes.
  - Folder 15: Philosophy 2310, Fall 1997
    
    Papers documenting a class on ancient philosophy include: a tests and a review for the final exam.
  - Folder 16: Philosophy 5900, Spring 1997
    
    Papers that document a class that surveys the ancient natural philosophy include: a proposal for the final term paper, the course syllabus, copies of articles and class handouts.
  - Folder 17: Philosophy 2310, Fall 1998
    
    Papers for a class on the introduction to ancient philosophy include: the class syllabus and tests.
  - Folder 18: Philosophy 3400, Spring 1998
    
    Papers for a class on ethical theory include: reading quizzes and a copy of article.
  - Folder 19: Philosophy 2310, Spring 1998
    
    Documents for a class on ethical theory include: tests, the syllabus and test reviews.
  - Folder 20: Philosophy 5450, Fall 1998
    
    A class on the philosophy of ecology is documented with: a bussiness card and the course syllabus.
  - Folder 21: Philosophy 2310, Fall 1999
    
    A class on the introduction to ancient philosophy is documented with test study guides and the class syllabus
  - Folder 22: Philosophy 3400, Spring 1999
    
    Papers that document a class on ethical theory include: tests, test reviews, the course syllabus and a copy of an article.
  - Folder 23: Philosophy 5450, Fall 1999
    
    A class on the philosophy of ecology is documented with: the course syllabus and reading quizzes,.
  - Folder 24: Philosophy 5960, 2001
    
    A class on "Aldo Leopold and the Land Ethic" is documented by: the course syllabus, a brochure ("Ecology Theology and Jueo-Christian Environmental Ethics"), reading quizzes, and copies of articles.
  - Folder 25: Instructor Evaluation, 2001
    
    Evaluation explanation sheet, final numbers, and student comments are included.
  - Folder 26: Philosophy 4700, 2002
    
    Papers documenting a course on environmental ethics are: the course syllabus, a test review and a copy of an article.
  - Folder 27: Philosophy 2310, 2002
    
    A course on the introduction to ancient philosophy is documented with the course syllabus.
  - Folder 28: Instructor Evaluation, 2002
    
    Instructor evaluation responses that are shown in percentages and student comments.
  - Folder 29: Philosophy 2310, Fall 2005
    
    A class on ethical theory is documented with a test, the course syllabus, a review for the first test and one of the reading quizzes.
  - Folder 30: Philosophy 3400, Fall 2005
    
    A class in ethical theory is documented with: the class syllabus, reading quizzes and a copy of the first test.
  - Folder 31: Philosophy 4700, Spring 2006
    
    Papers that document a class on environmental ethics include: the course syllabus and tests.
  - Folder 32: Philosophy 2310, Fall 2006
    
    Papers for a class on the introduction to ancient philosophy include: the course syllabus, tests, notes and correspondence.
  - Folder 33: Philosophy 3400, Spring 2007
    
    A class on ethical theory is documented with: tests, correspondence, the course syllabus, a copy of an article, and a brochure for a book on ethical theory.
  - Folder 34: Philosophy 102, no date
    
    Papers used for a class on the Republic of Plato include: copies of articles, notes, the class syllabus and a test.
  - Folder 35: University of Hawaii Manoa, Spring 1988
    
    A class on environmental philosophy is documented with notes, copies of pages from booksand articles, correspondence, the paper work for offering the class, and a proposed class syllabus.
  - Folder 36: University of Hawaii Manoa (2), Spring 1988
    
    This course is documented with copies from books and journals and a list of suggested readings.
  - Folder 37: University of Hawaii, Spring 1988
    
    Papers documenting a course on Resource Management in Asia and the Pacific include: correspondence, notes, a course syllabus and a graduate proposal.
  - Folder 38: Philosophy 38, 1974-1975
    
    Items in this folder include a copy of a magazine article and correspondence.
  - Folder 39: Philosophy 380, Fall 1994
    
    This folder contains the copies of the supplemental readings used in a philosphy course taught by Dr. Calicott at the University of Wisconsin.
  - Folder 40: Philosophy 380 (2), Fall 1994
    
    This folder contains copies of supplemental readings for a course Dr. Callicott taught at the University of Wisconsin.
  - Folder 41: Chapters, circa 1995
    
    Chapters from books that were used a supplemental readings in Dr. Callicott's classes.
- Box 4: Callicott Class Material, 1983-2001, no date
  
  Barcode: 641004
  - Folder 1: Notepad, no date
    
    A legal size notepad with notes concerning Dr. Callicott's research and teaching.
  - Folder 2: Articles, no date
    
    Copies of articles concerning environmental ethics by Dr. Callicott and others.
  - Folder 3: Articles (2), no date
    
    Two articles by Dr. Callicott: "The Land Aesthetic" and "Intrinsic Value, Quantum Theory, and Environmental Ethics."
  - Folder 4: Book Chapters and Articles, no date
    
    Chapters from a book, articles and a paper by Catriona Sandilands make up the contents of this folder.
  - Folder 5: Philosophy 5315, Spring 2001
    
    A course on topics in ancient philosophy is documented with a course syllabus and a flyer for the course.
  - Folder 6: Philosphy 380, no date
    
    A paperbound collection of supplemental readings for students taking Philosophy 380 with Dr. Callicott at the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point.
  - Folder 7: Philosophy 381, Spring 1994
    
    The master copy of the supplemental readings for this class.
  - Folder 8: Philosophy 381, Spring 1994
    
    A copy of the supplemental readings for Dr. Callicott's class at the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point.
  - Folder 9: Philosophy 5315: Masters, no date
    
    Copies of portions of books and journal articles that were collected by Dr. Callicott.
  - Folder 10: Philosophy 5315: Masters, no date
    
    A class covering topics in ancient philosophy is documented by a course syllabus and copies of journal articles.
  - Folder 11: Philoaophy 5315: Masters, no date
    
    This folder contains a partial copy of "Aristophanes," traslated by Kenneth McLeish. It has a copy of "Women in Power."
  - Folder 12: Claire Palmer, no date
    
    Copies of journal articles, correspondence, publications, and Dr. Palmer's curriculum vitae make up the documents in this folder.
  - Folder 13: Philosophy 2310, no date
    
    An introduction to ancient philosophy class is documented with the first test.
  - Folder 14: Philosophy 2310, no date
    
    A class on the introduction to ancient philosophy is documented by the second test given in the class and scantron sheets (that require the students to fill in the bubble that shows they have picked the correct answer).
  - Folder 15: Philosophy 2310: Exams, no date
    
    A key to an exam and an example of a bubble sheet (exam form where students register the answer by filling in a circle that corresonds to the number of the question).
  - Folder 16: Instructor Evaluation, Spring 2004
    
    Documents concerning the evaluation of the Philosophy faculty and Dr. Callicott.
  - Folder 17: Environmental Studies 106, Fall 1983
    
    This course is documented with the course syllabus, a list of readings, copies of articles, homework sheets and homework answer sheets.
  - Folder 18: Environmental Studies 106, 1988
    
    Papers that document the environmental studies class taught at the University of California, Santa Barbara that include: correspondence, text book order cards, tests, notes, homework assignments, problem sets,a copy of a chapter out of a book, and the class syllabus.
  - Folder 19: Environmental Studies 106: Reader, no date
    
    A collection of copies of articles that were used in teaching an environmental studies class.
  - Folder 20: National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Institute Overheads, no date
    
    Transparencies that were used in a presentation.
  - Folder 21: University of Minesota Overheads, no date
    
    Paper copies and transparencies that were used in classes at the University of Minesota.
  - Folder 22: Texas Master Naturalists Overheads, no date
    
    Transparencies used for a presentation to the Texas Master Naturalists.
  - Folder 23: Cultural Diversity Overaheads, no date
    
    Transparencies and articles concerning the issue of cultural diversity.
  - Folder 24: Teall Lecture Overheads, no date
    
    Transparencies for a lecture on the intrinsic value of nature.
  - Folder 25: Vermont Conservation Conference Overheads, no date
    
    Prints and transparencies for a talk, "The Implication of the 'Shifting Paradigm' in Ecology for Paradigm Shifts in the Philosophy of Conservation."
  - Folder 26: Environmental Studies Overheads, no date
    
    Transparencies for a class concerning the study the philosophy of the environment.
  - Folder 27: Environmental Ethics and Overheads, no date
    
    Papers and transparencies used in teaching environmental ethics.
  - Folder 28: Toward an International Conservation Ethic, no date
    
    Transparencies of the outline of a lecture.
  - Folder 29: Beauty and Utility Overheads, no date
    
    Transparencies concerning the teaching of the philosophy of conservation.
  - Folder 30: National Endowment for the Humanities Summer [Institute] Overheads, no date
    
    Transparenecies on the presentation "The Land Ethic Past."
  - Folder 31: Overhead Values, no date
    
    Transparencies concerning the lectures on environmental philosophy.
  - Folder 32: Beauty and Utility (Stevens Point), no date
    
    Transparencies that were used in lectures at the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point.
- Box 5: Callicott Class Material, 1980-2009, no date
  
  Barcode: 641005
  - Folder 1: "Natural Prairie in Dekalb Area, 1840 to the Present", 1980
    
    This booklet is by Don Murray and was published by Gurler Heritage Association.
  - Folder 2: Thesis, 1990
    
    "Animal Welfare and Environmental Ethics" by Katharine Ellen Rawles
  - Folder 3: Dissertation, 1992
    
    A draft of the dissertation "Animal Welfare and Environmental Ethics" by Katharine Ellen Rawles.
  - Folder 4: Book Chapters (1), circa 1998
    
    Drafts of chapters by various authors for "Thinking Through the Wilderness Idea."
  - Folder 5: Book Chapters (2), circa 1998
    
    Chapters, each written by a different author, for a book on environmentalism.
  - Folder 6: Book Chapters (3), circa 1998
    
    Book chapters, each by a different author, on environmentalism.
  - Folder 7: Dissertation, circa 2009
    
    A draft of Jason B. Simus's dissertation, Disturbing Nature's Beauty: Environmental Aesthetics in a New Ecological Paradigm, is in this file.
  - Folder 8: Articles, no date
    
    "The Land's wild Eloquense: On the Rejuvenation of Oral Culture as an Ecological Imperative" by David Abram, Ph.D.
    "Facing Climate Chage with a Renewed Environmental Ethic" by Samuel Ayonghe
  - Folder 9: Dissertation, 1993
    
    A draft of Inconceivable Earth: Animism, Language, and the Ecology of Sensory Experience by David Abram
  - Folder 10: Chapter, no date
    
    A draft of chapter six, "Future Generations' Rights: Linking Intergenerational and Intragenerational Rights in Ecojustice," is in this folder.
  - Item 11: Draft of Manuscript, no date
    
    Copies of chapters by various authors intended for publication in a book on ecology.
  - Folder 12: Philosophy Departments in the United States and Canada, no date
    
    This document consists of a computer print out sheets with labels with the name of the department, the school's name, and the address of the department.
Series 2: Publications
- Box 6: Publications
  
  Barcode: 641006
  - Folder 1: Pamphlets, circa 1998
    
    "Eco-Friends" pamphlets that were created for the Asian market.
  - Folder 2: Brochures, 2001
    
    A set of brochures (The Taipei Eco-City Declaration; AMOR General Meetings; The Earth Charter) and "The Earth Charter and Spirituality in Taiwan" are from the 2001 Asia Pacific Earth Charter Conference that was held in Brisbane, Australia.
  - Folder 3: Brochures, 2008, no date
    
    Information on a conference in Brazil and a call for papers by the Institute Veolia Environnement.
  - Folder 4: Homemakers' Union and Foundation, no date
    
    Brochures, catalog and information on the organization of the Homemakers' Union and Foundation of Taiwan.
  - Folder 5: Brochures, circa 1966
    
    Brochures for the National Presserve, Texas that were produced by the National Park Service.
  - Folder 6: Booklets and Poster
    
    The poster is for the Earth Charter conference in Taiwan. The booklets are: A Study on the Development of a Model in Environmental Ethics Education for Establishing Eco-centered Life Values by Yong-Gae Cho; A Study on the Task and Direction in Ecological Environmental Ethics Education for Overcoming the Ecological and Educational Crisis; and one without an English translation for its title. The booklets are written in Chinese.
  - Folder 7: Advertisement, no date
    
    An Advertisement for "Eco-Friends" which is edited by YongGae Cho.
  - Folder 8: Articles, 1976, 1977, 1983, 1987-1993, 1995
    
    This folder contains correspondence and articles on economics and conservation.
  - Folder 9: Articles (2), 1977, 1983, 1984, 1986, 1988
    
    Articles and book chapters that concern economics and ecology, as well as Native American philosophy.
  - Folder 10: Articles (3), 1978, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1992
    
    A collection of articles and book chapters concerning the philosophy of ecology.
  - Folder 11: African American Wildland Memories, 2004
    
    A copy of the article "African-American Wildland Memories" by Cassandra Y. Johnson and J. M. Bowker.
  - Folder 12: American Fisheries Society Draft Position Statement, 1995
    
    "AFS Draft Position Statement on Biodiversity" by Brian D. Winter and Robert M. Hughes
  - Folder 13: American Fisheries Society Presentation, 1996
    
    This folder contains a copy of the outline of the presentation along with the following: list of reference material, "Biodiversity of Fishes of the Great Lakes: Draft List of Issues"; "Fisheries: 1996 Annual Meeting Supplement;" correspondence; advertisement for a membership in the American Fisheries Society; "Ecological Health and Ecological Integrity: Semantic and Substance" by Paul L. Angermeier; " and Ecological Resoration of Watesheds: Conceptual Roles of Bilogical Integrity and Diversity" by Paul L. Angermeier.
  - Folder 14: Article, 2004
    
    "Against the Social Construction of Nature and Wilderness" by Eileen Crist
  - Folder 15: Agri-cultural Landscatpes, no date
    
    A draft of an academic work on human impact on the environment.
  - Folder 16: Article, 2001
    
    "American Indians and the Wilderness" by Vine Deloria, Jr.
  - Folder 17: "America's Ark", 1995
    
    An article on the Big Thicket in Texas by Bjorn Sletto.
  - Folder 18: Course Advertisement, 2009
    
    A flyer for LING 4800: Animal Communication and an e-mail.
  - Folder 19: "Animal Life as an Asset of National Parks", 2005
    
    A copy of an article that was written in 1916.
  - Folder 20: "An Appalachian Trail: A Project in Regional Planning"
    
    A copy of an article from 1921.
  - Folder 21: "Archaeology and the Concept of Wilderness: Resting Wilderness on Past Impacts", no date
    
    An abstract of a paper.
  - Folder 22: Benardete: "Induction and Infinity: A Discussion", circa 1971
    
    A draft of a paper discussing the ideas put forth by Jose A. Bernardete in "Induction and Infinity. A copy of Ratio with Benardete's article is in the folder.
  - Folder 23: "Big Game of Our National Parks"
    
    A copy of an article by George M. Wright that was originally published in 1935.
  - Folder 24: "The Big Thicket Forest of East Texas", 1971
    
    A copy of an article by Claude A. McLeod.
  - Folder 25: "Big Thicket National Park, Texas", 1972
    
    A copy of "Hearing Before the Subcommittee on National Parks and Recreation of the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs House of Representatives, Ninety-Second Congress, Second Session on H. R. 12034."
  - Folder 26: The Big Thicket of East Texas, 1967
    
    Copy of pages from the book by Claude A McLeod.
  - Folder 27: Big Thicket Related Materials
    
    The items in this folder include a business card, a newsletter, brochures and government publications.
  - Folder 28: Bioethics Reading Group, 2004-2005
    
    This is a flyer for a class Dr. Callicott intended to teach during the school year 2004-2005.
  - Folder 29: Book Review, 2004
    
    A review of The World and the Wild: Expanding Wilderness Conservation Beyond its American Roots.
  - Folder 30: Abstract, 2000
    
    "Can a Christian Environmental Ethic Go Wild? Evaluating Ecotheological Reponses to the Wilderness Debate" by Theodore W. Nunez
  - Folder 31: Paper, 2000
    
    "Changing Human Relationships with Nature: Making and Remaking Wilderness Science" by Jill M. Belsky
  - Folder 32: Draft Paper, 1996
    
    "Biodiversity and the Function of Freshwater Ecosystems" by Larry B. Crowder and Lisa A. Eby
  - Folder 33: Abstract, 1992
    
    "Biological Diversity and Biological Integrity: Current Concerns for Lakes and Streams" by Robert M. Hughes and Reed F. Noss
  - Folder 34: Booklet
    
    The booklet is in Chinese with a photograph of a pig on the front cover. The images on the inside appear to be of slaughter houses.
  - Folder 35: Paper
    
    "Callicott and Modernity" by Catherine Larrere.
  - Folder 36: Article, 1993
    
    "Cascading Effects of the Introduced Nile Perch on the Detritivorous / Phytoplanktivoruous Species in the Sublittoral Areas of Lake Victoria" by Tijs Goldschmidt, Frans White, Jan Wanink.
  - Folder 37: Catalog / Program
    
    Booklet in Chinese with a print of a bird on the cover.
  - Folder 38: Program
    
    A program or booklet in Chinese with the image of a flower with eyes and a big smile on the cover.
  - Folder 39: Program
    
    A program / booklet in Chinese with a green cover that is decorated with a floral and geometric design.
  - Folder 40: Program, 1992
    
    Program for "Bological Diversity in Aquatic Management" with session chair Jack E. Williams and co-chair Richard J. Neves.
  - Folder 41: "Maintaining Ecological Integrity in Representative Reserve Networks", 1995
    
    This is "A World Wildlife Fund Canada / World Wildlife Fund-United States Discussion Paper" by Rees Noss.
    
    Items: 2
  - Folder 42: Article
    
    "Changing Value Prespectives in Naturla Resource Allocation: From Market to Ecosystem" by Eric S. Higgs
  - Folder 43: Program
    
    A program in Chinese with plastic spiral binding and an image of fall leaves on the cover.
  - Folder 44: Catalog, 1998
    
    The Harvard University Press catalog for the "Classics."
  - Folder 45: Comments
    
    "Comments on papers for Section 1: The Road Not Taken: The Unreceived Wilderness View"
  - Folder 46: Comments (2)
    
    "Comments on Papers for Section 1: The Road Not Taken: The Unreceived Wilderness View"
  - Folder 47: Comments (3)
    
    "Comments on Papers for Secton 2: Third World, Fourth World, and African-American Views of the Wilderness Idea"
  - Folder 48: Comments (4)
    
    "Comments on Paper for Part III: More of TGNWD"
  - Folder 49: Comments (5)
    
    "Comments on Papers for Part IV: Byond TGNWD"
  - Folder 50: Lecture, 2002
    
    "The Concept of the Intrinsic Value in Nature: Theoretical and Pragmatic Considerations" A set of images and text that were used for Dr Callicott's presentation of the 2002 W. Sproule and Anne Boyd Lecture at Wesleyan College.
  - Folder 51: Paper
    
    "The Concept of Wilderness: Last Great Place or Obsolete Ideal?" by Ann Sessler Causey
  - Folder 52: Paper, 2000
    
    "Contemporary Criticisms of the Received Winderness Idea" by J. Baird Callicott
  - Folder 53: Article, 1984
    
    "Coevolutionary Development Potential" by Richard B. Norgaard
  - Folder 54: Book Chapter, 2001
    
    The correspondence and copy of the chapter "The Value of Biodiversity" to be part of the text book Principles of Conservation Biology.
  - Folder 55: Article, 1997
    
    "Detecting Critical Scales in Fragmented Landscapes" by Timothy H. Keitt, Dean L. Urban, Bruce T. Milne
  - Folder 56: Article, circa 1992
    
    "Developing Ecosystem Objectives for the Great Lakes: Policy, Progress and Public Participation" by Paul E. Bertram and Trevor B. Reynldson
  - Folder 57: Article
    
    "Directions in Conservation Biology" by Graeme Caughley
  - Folder 58: DNR [Department of Natural Resources] Vision
    
    A document concerning resource management.
  - Folder 59: Paper, 2005
    
    Draft of "Distinguishing Experiential and Physical Conceptions of Wilderness" by John A. Vucetich and Michael P. Nelson
  - Folder 60: Article
    
    Earth Jazz by Evan Eisenberg
  - Folder 61: Article, 1969
    
    "Ecological Requirements of te Wilderness Act" by Estella B. Leopold
  - Folder 62: Journal, 1994
    
    The Ecologist, volume 24, Number 6, November/December 1994
  - Folder 63: Journal, 1994
    
    The Ecologist, volume 24, number 5, September/October 1994
  - Folder 64: Ecosystem Health and Coastal Processes, no date
  - Folder 65: Electrical Symphony, no date
    
    Handwritten notes and / or instructions for the symphony.
  - Folder 66: Article, 1993
    
    "The Effects of Predation by Nile Perch, Lates niloticusL., on the Fish of Lake Nabugabo, with Suggestions for Conservation of Endangered Endemic Cichlids" by Richard Ogutu-Ohwayo
  - Folder 67: Environmental Articles, 1974, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1987
    
    A collection of articles, papers and reports on various topics concerning the environment.
  - Folder 68: Dissertation, 2010
    
    A draft of Mark Mysak's dissertation The Environmental is Political: Exploring the Geography of Environmental Justice.
- Box 7: Publications
  
  Barcode: 641007
  - Folder 1: Environmental Research, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001
    
    A collection of journals, most of European origin, that concern environmental studies.
  - Folder 2: "Environmental Studies 106", 1988
    
    A copy of the reference materials that Dr. Callicott made available to his environmental studies students.
  - Folder 3: Newsletter, no date
    
    "Ethics and Agenda 21" is a publication of the United Nations Evironment Programme.
  - Folder 4: Ethics and Environmental Policies
    
    A publication of papers presented at a conference. This book was edited by Corrado Poli and Peter Timmerman.
  - Folder 5: Article, 1994
    
    "Exotic Species and the Integrity of the Great Lakes" by Edward L. Mills, Joseph H. Leach, James T. Carlton, and Carol L. Secor.
  - Folder 6: Article, 1990
    
    "Experimental Perturbations of Whole Lakes as Tests of Hypotheses Concerning Ecosystem Structure and Function" by David W. Schindler
  - Folder 7: "Fish community Objectives for Lake Ontario", 1999
    
    This is a special publication of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission.
  - Folder 8: Article, 1994
    
    "Fish Genetics, Fish Hatcheries, Wild Fish, and Other Fables" by Gilbert C. Radonski
  - Folder 9: Glacier National Park, 1999
    
    A booklet that documents the general management plan for the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park.
  - Folder 10: "Genesis and John Muir', 1991
    
    A chapter, by Dr. J. Baird Callicott, from a book Covenant For A New Creation: Ethics, Religion, and Public Policy by Carol S. Robb and CArl J. Casebolt. .
  - Folder 11: Article, no date
    
    "Population Ecology: Population Census and Survey" from the Great Lakes Fishery Council.
  - Folder 12: Article
    
    "Eophysiology - The Science of Gaia" by James E. Lovelock
  - Folder 13: Documents, circa 1995
    
    Correspondence, a list of publications for the Great Lakes Fishery, draft articles, a grant proposal. policy statement from the United States department of the Interior, "Forum" a newsletter, a draft budget, a proposal ("Exmining the Role of Biodiversity in Managing Great Lakes Fishery Resources" by Dr. J. Baird Callicott, Dr. Ed Crossman, and Dr. Larry Crowder) regarding the search for funding for their research project.
  - Folder 14: Documents (2), circa 1995
    
    Documents submitted to the Great Lakes Fishery Commission to gain funding for research.
  - Folder 15: Conference Proceedings, 1998
    
    "Great Lakes Fishery Commission Biodiversity Workshop for Citizens"
  - Folder 16: Thesis, 2010
    
    The Green Horizon: An (Environmental) Hermeneutics of Identification-with-Nature Through Literature by Nathan M. Bell
  - Folder 17: Report, 2001
    
    Green Studies, Religion, and Environmental Practice at the GTU and Beyond: A Research Project Conducted by the Theological Roundtable on Ecological Ethics ad Spirituality. This is the final report, unabridged version and uncorrected.
  - Folder 18: Article, 2001
    
    "Hell, No. Of Course Not. But..." by Wendell Berry
  - Folder 19: Research Paper
    
    "A Hierarchical Theory of Value Applied to the Great Lakes and Their Fishes" by Karen G. Mumford and J. Baird Callicott
  - Folder 20: Book Chapter
    
    "How Can Four Trees Make a Jungle?" by Pramod Parajuli
  - Folder 21: Book Chapter
    
    "Imaging Nature and Erasing Class and Race" by Kevin DeLuca and Anne Demo which was published in Environmental History.
  - Folder 22: Book Chapter, 2003
    
    "The Implication of the 'Shifting Paradigm' in Ecology for Paradigm Shifts in the Philosophy of Conservation" by J. Baird Callicott
  - Folder 23: Book Chapter, 1925
    
    "Importance of Natural Conditions in National Parks" from Hunting and Conservation
  - Folder 24: Newsletter, no date
    
    "The Importance of Preserving Wilderness Conditions" from the New York State Museum Bulletin.
  - Folder 25: Book Chapter
    
    "In the Dust of Kilimanjaro" by David Western
  - Folder 26: Book
    
    The Incomplete Eco-Philosopher: Selected Essays, 1985-2005 by Anthony Weston
  - Folder 27: Book Chapter
    
    "For Indian Wilderness" by Philip Cafaro and Monish Verma
  - Folder 28: Project Directors, 2009
    
    Forms that name the project directors for a proposal to the National Science Foundation for a project concerning biodiversity and ecocystems at the southern end of the Americas.
  - Folder 29: Book Chapter, 2001
    
    "Jackfish Pete: Pete LaPrairie's Story" is from Down from Basswood.
  - Folder 30: "Environment Yale", Spring 2005
    
    "The Journal of the School of Forestry and Environmental Studies"
  - Folder 31: Booklet, 1998
    
    A Lake Trout Rehabilitation Guide for Lake Heron edited by Mark P. Ebener and publiched by the Great Lakes Fishery Commission
  - Folder 32: Book Chapter
    
    "Landing" by Kathleen Dean Moore
  - Folder 33: Aldo Leopold
    
    Documents on the "Development of the Land Aesthetic," "Development of the Concept of Land Health" and other information on Aldo Leopold.
  - Folder 34: Article, Winter 1996 / 1997
    
    "Nature as Sen from Kitkitdizze is No 'Social Constructio'" by Gary Snyder
  - Folder 35: Article, 1994
    
    "Nature Sanctuaries-A Means of Saving Natural Biotic Communities" by Victor E. Shelford
  - Folder 36: Article, 1999
    
    "The Not-So-Great Wilderness Debate..." by David W. Orr
  - Folder 37: Article, 1920
    
    "The Need for a More Serious Effort to Rescue a Few Fragments of Vanishing Nature" by Francis B. Sumner
  - Folder 38: Paper, no date
    
    Paper on the reasons and causes in Phaedo.
  - Folder 39: Paper, no date
    
    "Our Method of Examining Value Relative to Social and Ecological Scales"
  - Folder 40: Article, 1933
    
    "The Preservation of Natural Biotic Communities" by Victor E. Shelford
  - Folder 41: Article, 1922
    
    "Preservation of Natural Areas in the National Forests" by G. A. Pearson
  - Folder 42: Article, 1920
    
    " The Preservation of Natural Conditions" by V. E. Shelford
  - Folder 43: Book Chapter, 1929
    
    "Preserves of Natural Conditions" by Victor E. Shelford
  - Folder 44: Book Chapter
    
    "Problems of Geographical Origin"
  - Folder 45: Proposed LP Living Legacy Lands, no date
    
    A list of the proposed sites and copies of maps make up this set of documents.
  - Folder 46: Paper, no date
    
    "Religious Cosmology and Human Identity"
  - Folder 47: Paper and Brocure
    
    "Remarks on Hunting" by John Baird Callicott and a brochure titled "Hunting: Sport or Sin?" make up the contents of this folder.
  - Folder 48: Report, 1966
    
    "Coho Salmon for the Great Lakes" by Wayne H. Tody and Howard A. Tanner and notes are in this folder.
  - Folder 49: Report, 1971
    
    "Status of Michigan's Fisheries Management" edited by David P. Borgeson
  - Folder 50: Report, 1998
    
    "Great Lakes Fishery Commisssion, Project Completion Report: Examining the Role of Biodiviersity in Managing Great Lakes Fishery Resources" by Larry Crowder, Baird Callicott, Edward Crossman, Becky Cudmore, Lisa Eby, and Karen Mumford
  - Folder 51: Book
    
    Green Citizens' Action Allieance is written in Chinese.
  - Folder 52: Article, no date
    
    "In Search of a Total Value Asessment Frameowrk" SAFR Symposium Overview and Synthesis" by Daniel R. Talhelm and Lawrence W. Libby
  - Folder 53: Paper, no date
    
    "Induction and Infinity: A Discussion"
  - Folder 54: Paper, no date
    
    "Land Ethics and Energy Alternatives" by John Baird Callicott
  - Folder 55: Journal, Fall 2004
    
    "The Land Report"
  - Folder 56: Paper, no date
    
    "Mechanism and the Philosophy of Biology" by J. Baird Callicott
  - Folder 57: Web Site
    
    "Meinung People's Association"
- Box 8: Publications
  
  Barcode: 641008
  - Folder 1: Papers / Notes, no date
    
    A collection on handwritten papers on yellow legal pad paper.
  - Folder 2: Catalog, 2000
    
    "Native American Seed"
  - Folder 3: Conference Book, 2005
    
    National Science Foundation Day: The University of Texas at Dallas
  - Folder 4: "North Texan", Spring 2004
    
    The alumni magazine of the University of North Texas. It has an article on "Don Henley: In Tune With Caddo Lake."
  - Folder 5: Book Chapter, 1998
    
    "On Saving the Wilderness: Why Christian Stewardship in Not Sufficient" by Kathleen Braden
  - Folder 6: Article, 2003
    
    "On Wilderness and people: A View from Mount Marcy" by Wayne Ouderkirk
  - Folder 7: Journal, 1995
    
    "People and the Planet" volume 4, number 1
  - Folder 8: Journal, 1995
    
    "People and the Planet," volume 4, number 3, has the cover story "Widows Fight Back."
  - Folder 9: Journal, 1994
    
    "People and the Planet" volume 3, number 4
  - Folder 10: Paper, no date
    
    "Plato and Pythagoreanism"
  - Folder 11: Poetry, no date
    
    A collection of poetry, some of it is hadwritten.
  - Folder 12: Book Chapter, 2002
    
    "The Pre-European Landscape of the United States: Pristine or Humanized?" by Thomas R. Vale
  - Folder 13: Presentation Notes, circa 1996
    
    Presentation notes and a copy of "A Lake Trout Restoration Plan for Lake Superior" from the Great Lakes Fishery Commission.
  - Folder 14: Report, no date
    
    "Reader's Report on Neson and Callicott (editors), The Great New Wilderness Debate, volume II"
  - Folder 15: Article, 2000
    
    "The Real Wilderness Idea" b Dave Foreman
  - Folder 16: Book Chapter, 2014
    
    "Recycled Rain Forest Myths" by Antonio Carlos Diegues
  - Folder 17: Paper, no date
    
    "Religious Myth and Scientific Theory by J. Baird Callicott
  - Folder 18: Reports, 1995
    
    Reports from the Great Lakes Fishery Commission that include: "Research Priorities for the 1990s" and "Review of Progress Under the Stategic Vision."
  - Folder 19: Reports, 1994, 1995
    
    Three reports from the Great Lakes Fishery Commission are:" Fish-Community Objectives for Lake Michigan," "The State of Lake Huron in 1992," and "A Joint Strategic Plan for Management of Great Lakes Fisheries."
  - Folder 20: Report, no date
    
    "Research Cluster: Sub-Antartic Biocultural Conservation Program"
  - Folder 21: Article, 1922
    
    "Reserved Areas of Principle Forest Type as a Guide in Developing American Siviculture" by W. W. Ashe
  - Folder 22: Article, 1921
    
    "The Responsibility of the Biologist in the Matter of Preserving Naural Conditions" By F. B. Sumner
  - Folder 23: Article, 1995
    
    "A Review of Some Problems with the Concept of Ecosystem Health" by J. Baird Callicott
  - Folder 24: Rice Talk and Overheads, no date
    
    Articles, notes, and transparencies used to give a talk at Rice University.
  - Folder 25: Article, 2003
    
    "The Riddle of the Apostle Islands: How Do You Manage a Wilderness Full of Human Stories?" by William Cronon
  - Folder 26: Report, 1993
    
    "Saving All the Pieces: Protecting Biodiversity in the Lake Superior Region: A Report on Phase One of the Lake Superior Biodiviersity Project"
  - Folder 27: Paper, 2005
    
    "Science, Recreation, and Leoold's Quest for a Durable Scale" by Julianne Lutz Newton
  - Folder 28: Paper, 2009
    
    "Should Endangered Species Have Standing? Toward Legal Rights for Listed Species" by J. Baird Callicott
  - Folder 29: Article, 1998
    
    "The Social Construction of Nature: Relativist Accusations, Pragnatist and Critical Realist Responses" by James D. Proctor
  - Folder 30: Report, 1975
    
    "Final Report Sociological, Economic and Biological Ramification of Establishing the Big Thicket National Preserve" Prepared by Undergraduate Students Supported by National Science Foundation Grant EPP75-09359
  - Folder 31: Book Chapter, no date
    
    "Some Fundamentals of Conservation in the Southwest [1923]"
  - Folder 32: Book Chapter, no date
    
    "Something Wild? Deluze and Guattari and the Impossibility of Wilderness" by Jonathan Maskit
  - Folder 33: Reports, 1994, 1995
    
    "The State of Lake Superior in 1992" and "The State of Lake Huron in 1992" which were both were published by the Great Lakes Fishery Commission.
  - Folder 34: Reports, 1995
    
    "Fish-Community Objectives for Lake Huron," "Fish-Community Objectives for Lake Michigan" which are both produced by the Great Lakes Fishery Commission.
  - Folder 35: Reports, 1990
    
    "Lake Superior: The State of the Lake in 1989," " Fish Community Objectives for Lake Superior" that were produced by the Great Lakes Fishery Commission.
  - Folder 36: Magazine, September 2004
    
    "Sports Illustrated on Campus"
  - Folder 37: Report, no date
    
    "State of the Parks: Big Thicket National Preserve"
  - Folder 38: Article, 1938
    
    "A Study in Predatory Relationship with Particular Reference to the Wolf" by Sigurd F. Olson
  - Folder 39: Report, 2005
    
    "Survey of Citizen Knowledge, Understanding, and Concerns about Water and Watershed Issues in the City of Denton and in Denton County" conducted by the University of North Texas Environmental Science Program TEAM Project.
  - Folder 40: Article, no date
    
    "Forum: Science and Sustainability"
  - Folder 41: Discussion Paper #20, circa 1996
    
    "Science, Practice and Environmental Management" How Does Ecosystem Health Fit?" This was published by the University of Guelph.
  - Folder 42: Paper, 2005
    
    "Science, Recreation, and Leopold's quest for a Durable Seale" by Julianne Lutz Newton
  - Folder 43: Article, 1987
    
    "Socioeconomic Aspects of Lake Trout Rehabilitation in the Great Lakes" by Randy L. Eshenroder
  - Folder 44: Article, 1938
    
    "A Study in Predatory Relationship with Particular Reference to the Wolf" by Sigurd F. Olson
  - Folder 45: Report, 1991
    
    "The Sustainable Biosphere Initiatives: An Ecological Research Agenda"
  - Folder 46: Newspaper, 2000
    
    "Taiwan News", August 16, 2000
  - Folder 47: Magazine, July 2000
    
    "Taiwan Formula: Finding a Balance for Chen's Green Silicon Island"
  - Folder 48: Booklet, no date
    
    "Taroko National Park"
  - Folder 49: Conference Publication, 2007
    
    "Toward a New Consciousness: Values to Sustain Himan and Natural Communities: A Synthesis of Insights and Recommendatons from the 2007 Yale F[orestry] and E[nvironmental] S[tudies] Conference"
  - Folder 50: Article, 1990
    
    "Toward Some Operational Principles of Sustainable Development' by Herman E. Daly
  - Folder 51: Book Chapter, no date
    
    " ' Trouble in Paradise' an Exchange" by David Wetern an John Terborgh
  - Folder 52: Thesis, 2009
    
    The Turn from Reactive to Responsive Environmentalism: The Wilderness Debate, Relational Metaphors, and the Eco-Phenomenology of Response by Timothy Christion
  - Folder 53: Book Chapter, 1963
    
    "The Value of Wilderness to Science" by Stephen H. Spurr
  - Folder 54: Article, 1992
    
    "Why I Don't Want My Children to be Educated for Sustainable Development" by Bob Jickling
  - Folder 55: Book Chapter, 2001
    
    "Wilderness as a Sabbath for the Land"
  - Folder 56: Article, 2002
    
    "Wilderness as Witness (Cape Perpetua)" by Kathleen Dean Moore
  - Folder 57: Book Chapter, 1998
    
    "Wilderness" by Marilynne Robinson
  - Folder 58: Article, 2002
    
    "Wilderness, Cultivation and Appropriation" by John O'Neill
  - Folder 59: Article, May 1999
    
    "Thinking of Biology: Wilderness Preservation and Biodiversity Conservation - Keeping Divergent Goals Distinct"
  - Folder 60: Paper, no date
    
    "Wilderness Preservation Arguments: A Philosophical Analyis" by Michael P. Nelson
  - Folder 61: Paper, 1972
    
    Wisconsin Philosophical Association presentation by Dr. Donald A. Cress. This folder also contains a handwritten document.
  - Folder 62: Course Evaluations, 2005
    
    Course evaluations from Yale University's School of Frestry and Environmental Studies for Spring 2005.
  - Folder 63: Book Chapter, 1986
    
    The Zoogeography of North American Freshwater Fishes edited by Charles H. Hocutt
Series 3: Conferences and Papers
- Box 9: Conferences and Papers
  
  Barcode: 641009
  - Folder 1: Amsterdam, 2008
    
    Documents concerning Dr. Callicott's participation in a conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
  - Folder 2: Aldo Leopold Symposium, 2009
    
    Folder with material on the Aldo Leopold Symposium hosted by the Yale School of Forestry and Envirnmental Studies.
  - Folder 3: Aspen Conference, 2007
    
    Papers concerning "Toward a New Consciousness: Creating a Society in Harmony with Natue" that was held in Aspen, Colorado.
  - Folder 4: Austin, Texas, no date
    
    Overhead transparencies used in a conservation philosophy conference.
  - Folder 5: Cary Institute, 2010
    
    A folder with brochures and a newsletter for the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies in Milbrook, New York.
  - Folder 6: Conference Proceedings, 1998
    
    "Great Lakes Fishery Commission Biodiversity Workshop for Citizens: Conference Proceedings" and "Breakout Discussion Summary: Putting It All Together: Diversity, Change and Uncertainty"
  - Folder 7: Colorado Wildlife Conference, no date
    
    Text and transparencies used in a presentation at a wildlife conference.
  - Folder 8: Costa Rica Conference, 2000
    
    Text and transparencies used in a presentation given by Dr. Callicott at the conference in Costa Rica.
  - Folder 9: Grant Proposal, 2006, 2009
    
    "National Endowment for the Humanities: "Interpreting America's Historic Places Implementation Grant Proposal."
  - Folder 10: Workshop, 2007
    
    "Human Dimension Region Workshop" folder that contains notes, correspondence, and a publication ("Community Characterization of the Mission-Aransas National Esturarine Research Reserve and Surrounding Areas").
  - Folder 11: Florida Conference, 2008
    
    Notebook for the "Liberty and Environmentalism" conference held in Orlando, Florida.
  - Folder 12: Orlando, Florida, 2008
    
    Correspondence and documents that concern Dr. Callicott's participation in the conference in Florida.
  - Folder 13: Tamkang International Conference on Ecological Discourse, 2000
    
    "Conference Newsletter," issue 1, October 21, 2000
  - Folder 14: Tamkang International Conference on Ecological Discourse, 2000
    
    Program for the conferece that was held on the Tamshui Campus, Tamkang University, Taiwnan.
  - Folder 15: TODA Institute, 2008
    
    Papers and a publication ("Facing Climate Change With A Renewed Evnironmental Ethic) for the TODA Institute's conference in Hawaii.
  - Folder 16: TODA Institute, 2008
    
    Information on the TODA Institute and the conference "Facing Climate Chage with a Renewed Environmental Ethic." The publications in this folder include a book and program, Peace and Policy: Dialoge for Civilization for Global Citizenship and TODA Institute for Global Peace and Policy Research.
  - Folder 17: TODA Institute, 2008
    
    Papers documenting Dr. Callicott's travel to Hawaii to participate in the conference and the paper he presented, "From the Land Ethic to the Earth Ethic: Also Leopold in a Time of Global Climate Change."
  - Folder 18: Wisconsin, 2008
    
    Travel documents and papers that deal with Aldo Leopold that concern a conference in Wisconsin.
  - Folder 19: Wisconsin, 2008
    
    Papers and a map that document Dr. Callicott's trip to Wisconsin.
  - Folder 20: Articles, no date
    
    Articles used for a conference discourse.
  - Folder 21: Articles, no date
    
    Articles used for conference research.
  - Folder 22: Articles, no date
    
    Articles used as research and for discussion at a conference.
  - Folder 23: Literary Productions, 2008
    
    Correspondence and referece material that concerns Dr. Callicott's paper "Should Endangered Species Have Standing?".
  - Folder 24: Book, 1994
    
    A comb bound book, Condor Park, by George Balmer.
  - Folder 25: Book, 1995
    
    A comb bound copy of Contemplative Prose Poetry: Eco-Adventure Novel; Classical Poetry Performances by George Balmer.
  - Folder 26: Paper, 1990
    
    "Eyewitness Account of the Liberian Refugees in the Ivory Coast and Guinea" by Frederick B. Norkeh and Bulleh Bablitch
  - Folder 27: Book, 1976
    
    The Patterns of Social Behavior by Zick Rubin
  - Folder 28: Articles
    
    Articles that primarily deal with Native American views on ecology.
  - Folder 29: Articles
    
    A collection of articles dealing with environmental issues.
  - Folder 30: Article, no date
    
    "Environmental Values and Democracy: The Challenge of the Next Century" by Robert C. Paehlke
  - Folder 31: Value Survey, 1982
    
    A copy of "Value Survey" distributed by Halgren Tests.
  - Folder 32: Perspectives on the Environment, 1995
    
    A flyer for the class Perspectives on the Environment and a copy of the "The Ninemile Wolves" by Rick Bass.
- Box 10: Conferences and Papers
  
  Barcode: 641010
  - Folder 1: Taiwan Travel
    
    Brochures about Taiwan.
  - Folder 2: Taiwan, 1999, 2000
    
    This folder contains: "Environmental Policy Monthy" volumes III, Issues 13 - 15; "Brief Profile of the Environmental Protection Administration, The Republic of China;" and "1999 Annual Report of National Sustainable Development."
  - Folder 3: Notebook, 2000
    
    Notebook with handwritten notes concerning the conference in Taiwan.
  - Folder 4: Book
    
    Book in Chinese about insects.
  - Folder 5: Catalog and Newspaper
    
    A catalog and newspaper written in Chinese.
  - Folder 6: Yangmingshan National Park
    
    A photographic book on the Yangmingshan National Park.
  - Folder 7: institute of Botany Academia Sinica, 1998
    
    A book on the Institute describing its history and research projects.
  - Folder 8: Card, 2002
    
    Card to Dr. Ke from Tzu-Mei.
  - Folder 9: Brochures, circa 2003
    
    Brochures from the Taiwan Ecological Stewardship Association.
  - Folder 10: Pamphlets
    
    Pamphlets, " Natural Aesthetics," from the Taiwan Ecological Stewardship Association Earth Charter Briefings.
    
    Items: 2
  - Folder 11: Encyclopedia Entry, no date
    
    "Ecology and Religion: Environmental Ethics, World Religions, and Ecology," written by Dr. Callicott, was published in the Encyclopedia of Religion, Second Edition.
  - Folder 12: Mississippi Trip, 2010
    
    Documents related to his trip to Mississippi.
  - Folder 13: Liberty Fund, 2008
    
    A folder with material related to the Liberty and Environmentalism Conference held in Orlando, Florida. Dr. Callicott delivered the paper "Should Endangered Species Have Standing?: Toward Legal Rights for Listed Species."
  - Folder 14: Brochure, no date
    
    A brochure that is written in Chinese. It has images of a mountain on the cover.
  - Folder 15: Program / Catalog
    
    A program / catalog that is written in Chinese. There is an image of a river valley on the cover.
  - Folder 16: Brochure, no date
    
    "Taiwan Christian Ecological Center"
  - Folder 17: Brochure, no date
    
    "The Presbyterian Church in Taiwan"
  - Folder 18: Poster, no date
    
    "Save the Yellow Butterfly Valley; No Dam in Meinung"
  - Folder 19: Brochure, no date
    
    Brochure that is printed on white paper with an image of a line of men on the cover. The writing is Chinese.
    
    Items: 2
  - Folder 20: Program / Catalog, 2000
    
    A program / catalog, in Chinese, with the image of a wood relief carving of a flower and a coiled snake.
  - Folder 21: Program, 2000
    
    "Tamkang International Conference on Ecological Discourse"
  - Folder 22: Program, 2000
    
    "Tamkang International Conference on Ecological Discourse"
  - Folder 23: Dissertation, no date
    
    A dissertation on "The Phenomenon of Taiwanese Buddhist's Environmental Concerns" in the 1990s.
  - Folder 24: Journal, 2001
    
    "Con-temporary Monthly"
  - Folder 25: Workshop Proceedings, 1990
    
    An Ecosystem Approach to the Interity of the Great Lakes in Turbulent Times: Proceedings of a 1988 Workshop Supported by the Great Lakes Fishery Commission and the Science Advisory Board of the International Joint Commision.
  - Folder 26: Travel Guide, 1988
    
    Lonely Planet: Taiwan and a business card are in this file.
  - Folder 27: Symposium Proceedings, 1998
    
    Frontiers in Biology: The Challenges of Biodiversity, Biotechnology and Sustainable Agriculture edited by Chang-Hung Chou and Kwang-Tsao Shao
  - Folder 28: Symposium Proceedings, 1999
    
    Biodiversity and Allelepathy: From Organism to Ecosystems in the Pacific edited by Chang-Hung Chou, George R. Waller and Charlie Reinhardt
Series 4: Correspondence, Literary Material
- Box 11: Correspondence and Literary Material
  
  Barcode: 641011
  - Folder 1: Appointment Papers, 1970-1974, 1981, 1984
    
    Letters providing offers of teaching positions at various institutions.
  - Folder 2: Correspondence (1), 2003, 2004
    
    Correspondence that primarily concerns Dr. Callicott's work (classes, schedules, committees).
  - Folder 3: Correspondence (2), Notes, 2002, 2003
    
    Papers concerning the Department of Philosophy Executive Committee and personel.
  - Folder 4: Correspondence (3), 2003
    
    E-mails concerning Dr. Callicott's work and a legal pad of notes.
  - Folder 5: Correspondence (4), 2007
    
    Correspondence concerning his work with the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.
  - Folder 6: Correspondence (5) and Articles, 2007, 2008
    
    Correspondence concerning grants and publishing as well as articles (his biographical entry and "Ecological Modernization; The Current Strategy for Sustainable Development").
  - Folder 7: Correspondence (6), 1993, 1995
    
    Correspondence concerning student recommendations.
  - Folder 8: Correspondence (7), 1995, 1996
    
    Corresondence, copies of articles that primarily deal with fisheries, and Technical Report no 41: Overfishing or Pollution? Case History of a Controversy on the Great Lakes" make up the contents of this file.
  - Folder 9: Correspondence (8), 1995, 1996
    
    Correspondence concerning presentations on the Great Lakes fisheries.
  - Folder 10: Correspondence (9), 1996
    
    Correspondence and an article that pertain to presentations on fisheries and peoples' interactions with aquatic organisms and fisheries.
  - Folder 11: Aspen, 2007
    
    An invitation to Dr. Callicott to attend the Yale University Scholof Frestry and Environmental Studies conference "Toward a New Consciousness: Creating a Society in Harmony with Nature" and the conference prospectus. The conference was held in Aspen, Colorado.
  - Folder 12: Publishing House Correspondence, 2007
    
    Correspondence and copies of chapters of a book are in this folder.
  - Folder 13: Skidmore Correspondence, 2008
    
    Correspondence concerning a master's program student at Skidmore College.
  - Folder 14: TODA Institute Letter, 2008
    
    A letter from the TODA Institute to Dr. Callicott concerning his request for articles.
  - Folder 15: Maxine Johnson Package, 2005
    
    Maxine Johnson sent Dr. Callicott a collection of 17 slides and a CD-RW titled "BT - Bio-complexity: Early Oil."
  - Folder 16: E-mail, 1997
    
    E-mail from Randy Eshenroder to Dr. Callicott.
  - Folder 17: Recommendation for Project Completion, 1998
    
    "Aditional Recommenation for the Project Completion Report" for the Biodiversity Task Team that was sent from the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Biology, Royal Ontario Museum.
  - Folder 18: Report, 1998
    
    "Direct and Indirect Impacts of Aquacuture on the Fish Resources of the Great Lakes" and "Reommendations" were sent to Dr. Callicott from the Royal ONtario Museum, Totonto, Ontario, Canada.
  - Folder 19: E-mail, 1999
    
    E-mail from Karen Mumford to Dr. Callicott.
  - Folder 20: Greeting Card, no date
    
    A handmade card with a message thanking Dr. Callicott for a presentation he made.
  - Folder 21: University Correspondence, 1996, 1998
    
    The bulk of the corrspondence is from the State University of New York Press.
  - Folder 22: University Correspondence (2), 1998
    
    Correspondence concerning his publication of a book with the State University of New York Press.
  - Folder 23: Correspondence: International Society for Environmental Ethics, 1996-1999
    
    Correspondence, memos and surveys concerning the International Society for Environmental Ethics.
  - Folder 24: Memorandum, 2006
    
    A memorandum from Jane Bunker to Dr. Callicott.
  - Folder 25: Letter and Paper, 2006
    
    A letter and paper from Herschel Elliott to Dr. Callicott.
  - Folder 26: Contract, 1984
    
    Correspondence with Random House concerning his essay in Matters of Life and Death.
  - Folder 27: Personal Papers, 1969, 1973, 1975, 1976, 1986
    
    Information on insurance coverage, retirement planning, and a certificate of membership.
  - Folder 28: Irene J. Klaver, circa 2006
    
    A copy of Irene J. Kaver's curriculum vitae is in this file.
  - Folder 29: Degree Program Evaluation, 2008 / 2009
    
    A copy of the "TRACDATE Degree Program Evaluation" form for the Masters Progrm in the Depatment of Philosophy and Religion Studies.
  - Folder 30: Departmental Bylaws, 2009
    
    "Departmental Bylaws: Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies, University of North Texas, Adopeted March 8, 1978 with Revision Through February 25, 2009"
  - Folder 31: Propsal for New Degree Concentration, no date
    
    "Proposal for a new line in PHIL/RS [Philosophy/Religion Studies] for American Indian Environmental Philosophy"
  - Folder 32: Job Description, no date
    
    The text for the job posting for a department chair for the Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies.
  - Folder 33: Degree Program Evaluation, 2008 /2009
    
    Evaluation form for "Program (CA) Philosophy PhD" and the forms for the master's degree and the bachelor's are in this file.
  - Folder 34: "Student Learning Outcomes Assessment", 2008
    
    A set of images from a power point presentation.
  - Folder 35: Five Year Strategic Plan, 2008
    
    A Xerox copy of the University of North Texas Five Year Strategic Plan
  - Folder 36: E-Mail, 2009
    
    E-mail sent by Dr. Callicott regarding a faculty meeting's agenda.
  - Folder 37: Proposal, no date
    
    A Proposal for the Creation of the Center for Watershed and Reservoir Assessment and Management Submitted by Institute of Applied Sciences, Department of Bilogical Sciences, Department of Geography
  - Folder 38: Departmental Charter, 1995
    
    "Departmental Charter, Department of Philosophy and Religion Studies, University of North Texas, Adopted March 8, 1978 with Revision Trought April 18, 1995"
  - Folder 39: Department Assessment Committee, 1996
    
    Correspondence and documents used by the Department Assessment Committee for the College of Arts and Sciences.
  - Folder 40: University of Kansas, 1991-1993
    
    Correspondence and papers that document his starting work at the University of Kansas and taking a leave of absence from the University of Wisconsin-Sevens Point.
  - Folder 41: University of Kansas, 1993
    
    Papers that document Dr. Callicott's work as a professor in the University of Kansas's Philosophy Department. Included in the papers is the "Administrative Handbook for Faculty, GTAS and Classified Staff.
  - Folder 42: Comments to Faculty and Master Calendar
    
    The documents concern a conference on ecology.
  - Folder 43: Guidelines for Faculty Evaluation, 1995
    
    "Standing Procedures, Guilelines for Annual Faculty Evaluation, and Procedures for Tenure and Promotion Cases" and "Promotion and Tenure Committee Department of English, University of North Texas"
  - Folder 44: Orientation Book, 2005
    
    "Teaching Assistant , Teaching Fellow Orientation"
  - Folder 45: Papers by Dr. Callicott, no date
    
    "What 'Wilderness' in Frontier Ecosystems?" and "Was Aldo Leopod a Pragmatist?: Rescuing Leopold from the Imaginaion of Bryan Norton"
  - Folder 46: Papers by Dr. Callicott, no date
    
    "The Temporal and Spatial Scales of Global Climate Change and the Limits of Individualistic and Rationalistic Ethics" Also in this folder are travel documents for Edinburgh and "The Royal Institute of Philosophy."
- Box 12: Literary Material
  
  Barcode: 641012
  - Folder 1: Beyond the Land Ethic, no date
    
    Draft of Dr. Callicotts book.
  - Folder 2: J. Baird Callicott, no date
    
    A paper in which Dr. Callicott was asked five questions.
  - Folder 3: Paper, circa 2009
    
    This folder contains correspondence and the paper "Was Aldo Leopold a Pragmatist? Recsuing Leopold from the Imagination of Bryan Norton" by J. Baird Callicott, William Grove-Fanning, et al.
  - Folder 4: The Wilderness Debate Papers, 2007, 2008, no date
    
    Copies of papers dealing with wilderness and ecological ethics,.
  - Folder 5: Beyond the Land Ethic: More Essays in Environmental Philosophy, no date
    
    A draft of the book is in this file.
Series 5: Board Material and Grants
- Box 13: Proposals
  
  Barcode: 641013
  - Folder 1: Board of Technical Experts: Breifing Book, 1998
    
    This book contains the information used to apply for a grant.
  - Folder 2: Grant Application, 1998
    
    A grant proposal by Bruce Morito which held the title "Developing a Values Analysis Protocol for Natural Resource."
  - Folder 3: Board of Techinical Experts: Minutes, 1998
    
    This is a publication of the Great Lakes Fishery Commission.
  - Folder 4: Board of Technical Experts: Minutes, 1998
    
    This is from Duke University Marine Labaroatory, Beaufort, North Carolina.
  - Folder 5: Encyclopedia of Environmental Ethics and Philosophy, 2006
    
    A folder for the editorial board meeting about the encyclopedia.
  - Folder 6: International Society for Environmental Ethics, 1999
    
    Corresopondence, Constitutuiona and Bylaws, and a members list are in this folder.
  - Folder 7: International Society for Environmental Ethics, 1999
    
    Correspondence and membership lists for the International Society for Environmental Ethics.
  - Folder 8: Internal Revenue Service Exemption Forms, 1996
    
    Internal Revenue Service forms and booklets covering tax ememptions for organizations.
  - Folder 9: Proposal to the National Science Foundation, 2000
    
    Plastic comb bound proposal for a grant from the National Science Foundation.
  - Folder 10: Proposal to the National Science Foundation, 2002
    
    A copy, unbound, of a proposal for a grant from the National Science Foundation.
  - Folder 11: Proposal ot the National Science Foundation, 2000
    
    A proposal for the National Sciece Foundation Biocomplexity in the Environment grant.
  - Folder 12: "Biocomplexity in the Environment", 2002
    
    A document from the National Science Foundation that explains the "Biocomplexity in the Environment" grant process.
  - Folder 13: Proposal to the National Science Foundation, 2000
    
    "Biocomplexity, biodiversity, and sustainablility in patchy forested landscapes: the Caparo and Imataca Reserves in Venezuela and the Big Thicket in Texas."
  - Folder 14: Project Overview, 2002
    
    Transparencies for a presentation of the project titled "Biocomplexity: Integrating Models of Natureal and Human Dynamics in Forest Landsapes Across Scales and Cultures."
  - Folder 15: Grants, 2006
    
    Correspondence concerning grant application, information booklet, and a proposal for a National Endowment for the Humanities grant.
  - Folder 16: National Endowment for the Humanities, 2006
    
    Correspondendence and documents concerning a grant fromt the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Series 6: Media
- Box 14: Media
  
  A collection of items that include VHS tapes, CDs, Zip discs, and software packages.
  
  Barcode: 641014
  - Item 1: "How the West was Lost", no date
    
    A VHS tape that has two parts: Cheyenne and Lakota.
  - Item 2: "Raw Footage Interview", 1992
    
    " J. Baird Callicott: Raw Footage Interview, 4/15/92" is on a VHS Tape.
  - Item 3: "WetLands: Georgia's Vanishing Treasure", no date
    
    This is a VHS tape.
  - Item 4: "Environmental Ethics", 2001
    
    "Environmental Ethics: Thursday September 26, 2001, Day 1 of 2, 1:00 - 3:00 PM ET" is a product of the United States Fish and Wildlife Services National Conservation Training Center. This is a VHS tape.
  - Item 5: "Environmental Ethics" (2), 2001
    
    "Environmental Ethics: Thursday September 27, 2001, Day 2 of 2, 1:00 - 3:00 PM ET" is a product of the United States Fish and Wildlife Services National Cnservation Training Center. This is a VHS tape.
  - Item 6: "Living With Nature", 1992
    
    "Living with Nature: Pilot Demo-Roughcuts, Intro[duction] and Several Excerpts; 4/24/92" This is a 14 minute VHS tape.
  - Item 7: "A River Never Sleeps: Convervation, History, and the Fly Fishing River", 2009
    
    A three disc set that documents a one day public symposium.
  - Item 8: "The Wilderness Debate Rages On", no date
    
    This program is on a CD-R and is by Nelson and Callicott.
  - Item 9: "TWDRO" [The Wilderness Debate Rages On], no date
    
    A CD-R by Nelson and Callicott.
  - Item 10: "Wilderness Debate Rages On", no date
    
    This program is on a DYNEX CD-R.
  - Item 11: CD-RW, no date
    
    A rewriteable compact disc by Memorex.
  - Item 12: Documents, 2002
    
    A Zip Disc with documents from December 12, 2002.
  - Item 13: Zip Discs, no date
    
    Two zip discs with no identifying information.
  - Item 14: Disc, no date
    
    A 3.5 inch high density disc that is in its original box.
  - Item 15: DataViz Discs, no date
    
    Seven discs for software distributed by DataViz for "Translators Pro."
  - Item 16: "MacLink Plus: translators Pro", no date
    
    The box and instruction manual make up this set.
  - Item 17: Mac OS X Version 10.2 Jaguar, no date
    
    The original box holds two discs three booklets that provide information on the Apple software.
  - Item 18: Box, no date
    
    A box that is covered in black velvet from the Hotel Royal Taipei that holds a brochure in Chinese, a small, black, narrow bag, and birthday card for Dr. Callicott.
  - Item 19: "Speech: Earth's Insights: Brazil", no date
    
    A box that holds ten five inch discs. Each disc is marked "World - 1" through the number 10.
  - Item 20: "Leopold", circa 1989
    
    Eight five-inch discs that hold Dr. Callicott's research on Aldo Leopold. The discs are held in a grey plastic box.
- Box 15: Media
  
  Barcode: 641015
  - Item 1: "Clothed-In-Fur", 2001
    
    Three inch disc that is dated November 6, 2001.
  - Item 2: "Lost Chapter", no date
    
    A yellow three inch disc.
  - Item 3: "Clothed-in-Fur", no date
    
    A red 3.5 inch disk that has several titles crossed out ( Abstract; Biographical Note; Toward a Deontological Environmental Ethic).
  - Item 4: "Callicott comment, Volume 18, Number 4", no date
    
    A 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 5: Philosophy Program, 1995
    
    "Professor J. Baird Callicott Philosophy Program, James Cook University" is on a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 6: "ISEE Bibliography Master. A-L", 1994, 1995
    
    A 3.5 disc with the contents in WordPerfect 5.1.
  - Item 7: "ISEE Bibliography, Master M-Z", 1994, 1995
    
    A 3.5 disc formatted in WordPerfect 5.1.
  - Item 8: "Wilderness Paper, Plumwood", 1997
    
    The paper is on a 3.5 disc.
  - Item 9: Nelson / Callicott, no date
    
    "Wild, chapter 1, disk 1" This is a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 10: Nelson / Callicott, no date
    
    "Wild, Chapter 1, Disk 2" This is a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 11: Nelson / Callicott, no date
    
    "Wild, Chapter 2" This is a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 12: Nelson / Callicott, no date
    
    "Wild, Chapter 3" This is a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 13: Nelson / Callicott, no date
    
    "Wild, Chapter 4" This is a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 14: Suny Papers, no date
    
    This is a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 15: Disc, no date
    
    The contents on this 3.5 inch disc are not identified.
  - Item 16: MAC, no date
    
    This is a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 17: IBM, no date
    
    This is a red 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 18: Disc, no date
    
    This is an unmarked yellow 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 19: Mac, no date
    
    This is a black 3.5 inch disc with a white label on it.
  - Item 20: IBM, no date
    
    A black 3.5 inch disc with a white label across one side.
  - Item 21: Biocomplexity, no date
    
    A black 3.5 inch disc that is labeled with a torn piece of sticky note paper.
  - Item 22: Unidentified, no date
    
    A grey 3.5 inch disc with a rectangular label with writing that is faded red and can no longer be red.
  - Item 23: "The Hand Aesthetic", no date
    
    A red 3.5 disc in DOS.
  - Item 24: Disc, no date
    
    This is a black 3.5 inch disc that has no label.
  - Item 25: Ecological Sustainability, no date
    
    A red 3.5 inch disc
  - Item 26: Disc, no date
    
    A black 3.5 in disc with no identification on it.
  - Item 27: IBM, no date
    
    A black 3.5 disc with a white label on it.
  - Item 28: Disc, no date
    
    An orange 3.5 inch disc with a yellow sticky note on it.
  - Item 29: P2310 Test 1, no date
    
    A red 3.5 inch disc with a test stored on it.
  - Item 30: Resume / Vitae, no date
    
    The resume is stored on a red 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 31: Bio Prop, no date
    
    This item is a yellow 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 32: F/M, no date
    
    This is a red 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 33: New Concepts Paper, 1997
    
    The new concepts paper is stored on a black 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 34: Johnny Stowe's Paper on Leopold, no date
    
    "Leopol's Land Ethic: Implications for Hunting" is in Workperfect 5.1 DOS and is stored on a grey 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 35: Jones' Narratives, no date
    
    The document(s) are stored on a black 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 36: Manuscripts, no date
    
    This is a black 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 37: Beyond - B, no date
    
    The document is on a black 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 38: Course Material, no date
    
    The course material is held on a grey 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 39: Vitae, no date
    
    The vitae is on a black 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 40: Beyond - A, no date
    
    The document is on a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 41: "French Encyc[lopedia] PC", no date
    
    This document is on a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 42: "J. Baird Calicott Professor of Philosophy", no date
    
    This is a black 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 43: Eic Katz, no date
    
    The documents are in word 6.0 for Mac and are on a 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 44: IBM, no date
    
    This is a black 3.5 inch disc.
  - Item 45: Disc, no date
    
    "Empty disk, for use in reference only; Please return to the reference desk." This is a Zip disc.
  - Item 46: Documents, 2001
    
    "Documents 26/12/01" is on a Zip disc.
  - Item 47: "Clothed -in- Fur", no date
    
    This is a Zip disc.
  - Item 48: Software Discs, no date
    
    Five inch discs that contain software" DOS, Word Spell Disk, Word 3.00, Word Spell, and Microsoft Word.
    
    Items: 5
  - Item 49: Class Material, no date
    
    Five inch discs that contain class material for Dr. Callicott.
    
    Items: 9
  - Item 50: SmartWare, no date
    
    A red plastic box holds software 5 inch discs for SmartWare, version 3.1.
    
    Items: 13
  - Item 51: Search, no date
    
    A cream colored plastic box hold five inch discs that are marked "Search."
    
    Items: 5
  - Item 52: Brazil, no date
    
    A box of five inch discs that cover the topic of Brazil.
    
    Items: 12
  - Item 53: Callicott, no date
    
    A collection of five inch discs that have Callicott's name marking some of them and one that contains Dr. Callicott's vitae. Other discs have no identifying information on them.
    
    Items: 16
  - Item 54: Discs, no date
    
    A collection of five inch discs that appear to hold information on Dr. Callicott's classes.
    
    Items: 11
  - Item 55: Discs, no date
    
    A collection of five inch discs that include a software program, information on Aldo Leopold, and several that are labeled "EWC."
    
    Items: 11
  - Item 56: Discs, 1995, no date
    
    A box of five inch discs that cover Dr. Callicott's research, class information, and software program.
    
    Items: 80
- Box 16: Media
  
  Barcode: 702952
  - Item 1: Aldo Leopold: A Profit for All Seasons, 1980
    
    This is a VHS tape of a Public Broadcasting Service show.
  - Item 2: VSH Tape, Unidentified, undated
  - Item 3: The Philosophies of the Environment and Technology, 1996
    
    The VHS tape is identified as a "Discussion Tape."
  - Item 4: Wild By Law, 1991
    
    This is a film by Lawrence Hott and Diane Garey. It is on a VHS tape.
  - Item 5: Miracle Planet; Eyes on the Prize (2), undated
    
    This VSH tape appears to have programs taped off a television.
  - Item 6: Ethics Conference, UC Wisconsin Room, 1991
    
    This item is a cassett tape. "Phil[osophy] 380 Callicot" is written in pencil on the label.
- Box 17: Photography
  
  Barcode: 702953
  - Box 17b: Slides, Undated
    - Canister 1: Philosophers, undated
      
      These are images of philosophers, many of them images of statues.
      
      Slides: 5
    - Canister 2: Books, undated
      
      Slides: 4
    - Canister 3: Nature, undated
      
      These are images of landscapes.
      
      Slides: 4
    - Canister 4: Art, undated
      
      Artistic interpretations of nature.
      
      Slides: 9
    - Canister 5: Slideshow, Slides 1-21, Undated
    - Canister 6: Slideshow, Slides 22-42, undated
    - Canister 7: Slideshow, Slides 43-64, undated
    - Canister 8: Slideshow, Slides 65-80, undated
  - Folder 1: Prints: Trip (Conference) Images, 2000
  - Folder 3: Literary Production: "The Land Esthetic" by Dr. Callicott, undated
    - Box 17c: Slides for "The Land Esthetic", undated
      
      Slides: 7
Series 7: Unprocessed 2015 Accrual
- Box 16
  
  Barcode: 642797
- Box 17
  
  Barcode: 642794
- Box 18
  
  Barcode: 642792
- Box 19
  
  Barcode: 642795
- Box 20
  
  Barcode: 642793
- Box 21
  
  Barcode: 642796
- Box 22
  
  Barcode: 642791

J. Baird Callicott Papers, 1963-2010

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Box and Folder ListingBrowse by SeriesSeries 1: Class MaterialSeries 2: PublicationsSeries 3: Conferences and PapersSeries 4: Correspondence, Literary MaterialSeries 5: Board Material and GrantsSeries 6: MediaSeries 7: Unprocessed 2015 Accrual

Series 1: Class Material

Box 1: Callicott Class Material, 1969-1986

Folder 1: Philosophy 100 and 120, 1969 - 1970

Folder 2: Philosophy 100, 1969 - 1978

Folder 3: Philosophy 310, 1971

Folder 4: Philosophy 181, Fall 1977

Folder 5: Philosophy 181, Fall 1977

Folder 6: Philosophy 217, 1971 - 1978

Folder 7: Philosophy 217, 1975 - 1978

Folder 8: Philosophy 301, Fall 1978

Folder 9: Philosophy 380, 1978

Folder 10: Philosophy 100 and 300, 1976 and 1978

Folder 11: Philosophy 380, 1974 - 1978

Folder 12: Philosophy 217, Spring 1979

Folder 13: Philosophy 100, 1978 - 1979

Folder 14: Philosophy 380, Spring 1979

Folder 15: Philosophy 100, Spring 1979

Folder 16: Philosophy 380, Fall 1979

Folder 17: Philosophy 380, Fall 1980

Folder 18: Philosophy 101, Fall 1980

Folder 19: Philosophy 102, Fall 1980

Folder 20: Philosophy 100, Spring 1981

Folder 21: Philosophy 380, Spring 1981

Folder 22: Philosophy 310, Spring 1981

Folder 23: Philosophy 385, Summer 1981

Folder 24: Philosophy 380, Fall 1981

Folder 25: Philosophy 100, Fall 1981

Folder 26: Philosophy 380, Spring 1982

Folder 27: Philosophy 100, Spring 1982

Folder 28: Honors 100, Spring 1982

Folder 29: Philosophy 181, Fall 1982

Folder 30: Philosophy 380, Fall 1982

Folder 31: Philosophy 100, Section 4, Fall 1982

Folder 32: Philosophy 100, Spring 1983

Folder 33: Philosophy 380, Spring 1983

Folder 34: Philosophy 100, Summer 1983

Folder 35: Philosophy 2630, Fall 1983

Folder 36: Philosophy 100, Spring 1984

Folder 37: Philosophy 380, Fall 1984

Folder 38: Philosophy 381, Fall 1984

Folder 39: Philosophy 380, Fall 1985

Folder 40: Philosophy 380, Spring 1985

Folder 41: Philosophy 217, Sping 1985

Folder 42: Philosophy 380, Fall 1985

Folder 43: Philosophy 217, Spring 1986

Folder 44: Philosophy 101, Summer 1986

Box 2: Callicott Class Material, 1986-1993

Folder 1: Philosophy 380, Fall 1986

Folder 2: Philosophy 380 (2), Fall 1986

Folder 3: Philosophy 381, Fall 1986

Folder 4: Philosophy 217, Spring 1987

Folder 5: Philosophy 380, Sping 1987

Folder 6: Senior Thesis Papers, Spring 1988

Folder 7: ESCI 174, 1988

Folder 8: ESCI 106, 1988

Folder 9: Phylosophy 297, Fall 1988

Folder 10: University of Hawaii Course Materials, Fall 1988

Folder 11: University of Hawaii Papers, Fall 1988

Folder 12: Philosophy 380, Spring 1989

Folder 13: Philosophy 380, Fall 1989

Folder 14: Philosophy 217, Fall 1989

Folder 15: Philosophy 380, Spring 1990

Folder 16: Philosophy 380, Fall 1990

Box and Folder Listing
Series 1: Class Material Series 2: Publications Series 3: Conferences and Papers Series 4: Correspondence, Literary Material Series 5: Board Material and Grants Series 6: Media Series 7: Unprocessed 2015 Accrual