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Ethics Naturalized: Ethics as Human Ecology
1996Abstract In “Epistemology Naturalized,” Quine suggested that epistemology be assimilated to psychology. The trouble with this idea is apparent. Psychology is not in general concerned with norms of rational belief, but with the description and explanation of mental performance and mentally mediated performance and capacities.
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2021
The topic of this chapter is how Ethics and Earth Ecology relate to each other. Given the dynamics of the Earth’s ecological system, ethics takes the meaning of an emergent layer of quality control on human’s actions in the organic global Earth environment.
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The topic of this chapter is how Ethics and Earth Ecology relate to each other. Given the dynamics of the Earth’s ecological system, ethics takes the meaning of an emergent layer of quality control on human’s actions in the organic global Earth environment.
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2023
Journal of Ethics in Antiquity and Christianity, Bd. 5 Nr.
Meyer Zu Hörste-Bührer, Raphaela J. +5 more
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Journal of Ethics in Antiquity and Christianity, Bd. 5 Nr.
Meyer Zu Hörste-Bührer, Raphaela J. +5 more
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2014
Let us now step back from the biologic for a moment and draw out some of the ethical implications alluded to in the previous chapter. In this chapter we will see that Hegel’s account of life in the Science of Logic, when taken in conjunction with the properly normative account of human freedom provided in the Philosophy of Right, provides ontological ...
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Let us now step back from the biologic for a moment and draw out some of the ethical implications alluded to in the previous chapter. In this chapter we will see that Hegel’s account of life in the Science of Logic, when taken in conjunction with the properly normative account of human freedom provided in the Philosophy of Right, provides ontological ...
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Literary Ecology and the Ethics of Texts
New Literary History, 2008Among the various “turns” in recent literary and cultural studies, the ecological turn and the ethical turn are perhaps the most conspicuous. They have both opened up promising new areas of transdisciplinary inquiry and are, in many ways, at the heart of current trends in the humanities.
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2019
Ethics concerns how one ought to live one’s life. The aim of an ethics of ecology is to help us avoid disturbing the ecological integrity, stability and beauty of nature. This is in turn a necessary condition for bringing about ecological justice, understood as comprised of justice to both human and nonhuman organisms and systems.
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Ethics concerns how one ought to live one’s life. The aim of an ethics of ecology is to help us avoid disturbing the ecological integrity, stability and beauty of nature. This is in turn a necessary condition for bringing about ecological justice, understood as comprised of justice to both human and nonhuman organisms and systems.
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Bulletin for the Study of Religion, 2010
Jainism advocates the practice of nonviolence (ahimsa), combining a strict ascetic practice with a view that life pervades all beings, including elements that are considered inert in other worldviews. Many Jainas are by translating this interpretation of the world into the broader arena of ecological ethics.
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Jainism advocates the practice of nonviolence (ahimsa), combining a strict ascetic practice with a view that life pervades all beings, including elements that are considered inert in other worldviews. Many Jainas are by translating this interpretation of the world into the broader arena of ecological ethics.
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XV. Process Philosophy and Ecological Ethics
2008We have now reached a peculiar state in the debate on ethics and ecology. In one sense the environmentalists are winning. Although there are powerful dissidents, there is now a general consensus that ecological destruction on a global scale is a major threat to the future of civilization, if not of humanity.
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