For environmentalists (from the Sober article), the problem of demarcation is: Deciding what should and what shouldn't be valued, and for what reasons
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In the context of environmentalism, this problem involves determining which aspects of the environment, ecological systems, or conservation efforts should be prioritized and valued. Show more…
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