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Philosophy of the environment and dignity, why call our culture to an ecological conversion?
Published 2018-05-16
Keywords
- world,
- religion,
- otherness,
- other,
- freedom
How to Cite
Chavarriaga Tróchez, R. A. (2018). Philosophy of the environment and dignity, why call our culture to an ecological conversion?. Revista Filosofía UIS, 17(1), 317–325. https://doi.org/10.18273/revfil.v17n1-2018015
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Abstract
This academic paper is a philosofical proposition for an ecological conversion with the support of: A new environmental religiosity, an ethic of care and human alterity as reason of ends and not means. The article suggests the change of attitude towards nature, because a large part of humanity has lost communion with nature, and has changed its image of the world, which it treats as an entity for use and waste.
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