Titlebook: Bridges to Global Ethics; Geoethics at the Con Giuseppe Di Capua,Luiz Oosterbeek Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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分开如此和谐

Tatjana Aigner,Joachim Heilmannby (a) a complex technological structure, (b) the homogenization of cultural forms and economic systems, (c) growing social, political and economic inequalities. Faced with planetary systemic perturbations (such as pandemics and wars), the globalized society shows criticalities, but also strengths,

过分自信

Management von KMU und Gründungsunternehmenare being wasted? By using an ethical approach—that of virtues—this text intends to show that sustainability concerns the desire to live as a free and responsible human in a society of cultural diversity where living together is possible taking into account social laws and international rules. The s

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Tatjana Aigner,Joachim Heilmanncurrent development models, to ensure the protection of human and non-human nature. Geoethics offers such a universal system of values. We assess to what extent geoethics maintains an anthropocentric perspective and examine the ethical challenges raised by this statement, arguing that (i) geoscienti

高谈阔论

Tatjana Aigner,Joachim Heilmanneographic and environmental influences which in turn may be reflected in ethical norms. Materialities interplay with understandings and beliefs, since human adaptive strategies are conditioned by the first and addressed by the second, these being guided by foresight and its uncertain drivers, these,

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Dietrich von der Oelsnitz,Andrea Grafnvironmental emergency—the Sixth or even Seventh Extinction. It argues that an ethics of affirmation constitutes a robust alternative to the state of anxiety that marks this era. The chapter outlines the defining features of affirmative ethics in the continental philosophical tradition of new or non

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Helmut Kasper,Jürgen Mühlbacher all over the world. But these improvements have been costly in terms of global warming, environmental destruction and increasing international tensions. As a reaction we may now observe in many countries an inward turn away from the world, which sees influence from “foreign” countries and cultures