THE CONCEPT OF ECOPHILOSOPHY IN WESTERN EUROPEAN PHILOSOPHICAL DISCOURSE
Journal: SCIENTIFIC NOTES OF V.I. VERNADSKY CRIMEAN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY. PHILOSOPHY. POLITICAL SCIENCE. CULTUROLOGY
Volume 11 № 77
Rubrics: PHILOSOPHY
Authors:
1.
Doneckiy gosudarstvennyy pedagogicheskiy universitet imeni V. Shatalova
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 23
to 30
Status:
In work
Subject area:
UDC 1
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
ecophilosophy, ecosophy, human-society-nature triad, Western European philosophical discourse
Abstract (English):
The article reviews the works of French-, Spanish-, Italian- and German-speaking authors working within the framework of ecophilosophical issues. It analyzes the specifics of their understanding of the term “ecophilosophy” as a rather new, but widely discussed direction of philosophical thought. It is concluded that, despite the differences in approaches, the thinkers unambiguously interpret eco-philosophy as a super-negative discipline with deep ethical roots.
The article reviews the works of French-, Spanish-, Italian- and German-speaking authors working within the framework of ecophilosophical issues. It analyzes the specifics of their understanding of the term “ecophilosophy” as a rather new, but widely discussed direction of philosophical thought. It is concluded that, despite the differences in approaches, the thinkers unambiguously interpret eco-philosophy as a super-negative discipline with deep ethical roots.
Keywords:
ecophilosophy, ecosophy, human-society-nature triad, Western European philosophical discourse
ecophilosophy, ecosophy, human-society-nature triad, Western European philosophical discourse
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