Ch. 1. The Cycle in Nature and History -- Ch. 2. Ecology and the Rise and Fall of Ancient Civilizations -- Ch. 3. Worldviews and the Classical-Medieval Metanoia -- Ch. 4. The Ecological Transformation of Western Europe -- Ch. 5. The Scientific Revolution and the Domination of Nature -- Ch. 6. Enlightenment I: The Idea of Progress -- Ch. 7. Enlightenment II: Nature and the Idea of Nature in Eighteenth Century Europe -- Ch. 8. European Colonization and the Exploitation of Resources on a Global Scale -- Ch. 9. Modernity and its Discontents -- Ch. 10. The Twentieth Century Road to Ruin -- Ch. 11. The Environmental Movement -- Ch. 12. The Problem of Economic Growth and the Western Worldview -- Ch. 13. Nature and the Philosophy of History
