Theoretical analysis links species extinction to epistemology in science and community, suggesting conservation is vital.
The epistemological implications of species extinction remain widely underexplored. This theoretical paper addresses this gap by examining the linkages between extinction and epistemology across three interconnected dimensions: science, community, and metaphysics. Highlighting the profound and irreversible losses of extinction, this article argues for conservation as a vital strategy to preserve knowledge, community, and existential meaning.
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Johannes M. Luetz (2025) studied this question.
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