Multiple Choice
What is the most fundamental reason that deep ecology differs from liberalism?
A) It is ecocentric, not anthropocentric; it posits inherent values outside human experience.
B) Its case rests on the intrinsic importance of nature, not on whether humans use it.
C) It considers the well-being, rights, and interests of non-human life.
D) It is a radical challenge to the civilization that has generated all other ideologies.
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