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Environmental Ethics: Cross-cultural Explorations / Climate Apocalypticism and the Temporal Sublime
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Environmental Ethics and Cross-Cultural Explorations: An Introduction
Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach, Mădălina Diaconu
Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach, Mădălina Diaconu
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1 Creative Explorations
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2 Cross-Cultural Explorations
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3 Socio-political Explorations
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29–132
Creative Explorations
29–132
29–57
Ethics of Care and Responsibility: Bridging Secular and Religious Cultures
Hava Tirosh-Samuelson
Hava Tirosh-Samuelson
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1 Religion and the Eco-Crisis of the Anthropocene
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2 Jewish Environmentalism: Religious and Secular
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3 Judaism, Ethics of Care, Ecofeminism, and Environmental Virtue Ethics
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4 Conclusion
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58–78
Christliche Umweltspiritualität als Antwort auf die Umweltkrise
Ingeborg G. Gabriel
Ingeborg G. Gabriel
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1 Die Welt als Schöpfung: Zur Bedeutung biblischer Kosmologie für ein (christliches) Weltverständnis und seine Ethik
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2 Der anthropologische Zugang: Der Mensch als Mitschöpfer und Bewahrer einer Schöpfung in Evolution
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3 Ökologisch relevante Tugenden aus christlich-interkonfessioneller und interreligiöser Perspektive
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a. Humilitas als Anerkennung der Begrenztheit menschlicher wie naturaler Wirklichkeiten
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b. Maß und Verzicht als wirklichkeitsadäquate Haltungen
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c. Dankbarkeit als Grundlage einer christlichen und relationalen Weltsicht
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Rituals as Environmental Skills: Inhabiting Place, Fabricating Meaning, Enhancing Morality
Sigurd Bergmann
Sigurd Bergmann
79–100
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1 Rite, Ritual and Ritualisation—Meaning, Power, Wisdom and the Sacred
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2 Ultimate Sacred Postulates, Ultimate Concerns and Empowering Gods
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3 Ritually Re-earthing and Inhabiting a Place
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4 Ritual Power in Spiritual and Environmental Activism
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5 Machine Fetishism and Rituals of Verblendung
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6 Rituals in Urban Space, Spatial Justice, Movement, and Aesth/ethics
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7 Rituals in Transit to the Eocene?
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101–114
The Self-with-others and Environmental Ethics
Roman Pașca
Roman Pașca
101–114
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1 The Terminology of Nature
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2 The Self-with-others
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3 Gosei, chokkō and Environmental Ethics
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115–132
Climate Apocalypticism and the Temporal Sublime
Ted Toadvine
Ted Toadvine
115–132
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1 Climate Apocalypticism
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2 Apocalyptic Temporalities
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3 The Singular Present and Spiralling Time
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135–184
Cross-cultural Explorations
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135–154
Umweltethische Ansätze in der afrikanischen Philosophie
Silvia Donzelli
Silvia Donzelli
135–154
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1 Vorkoloniale Tradition zwischen Aufwertung und Idealisierung
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2 Workineh Kelbessa: die Oromo und der Wert indigener Naturethik
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3 Das umweltethische Prinzip von Segun Ogungbemi
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4 Thaddeus Metz: eine relationale Theorie des moralischen Status
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5 Der Fall Nigerdelta
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155–170
Von prämoderner Naturliebe zum (trans)nationalen Umweltaktivismus: Der Fall Rumänien
Mădălina Diaconu
Mădălina Diaconu
155–170
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1 Das Dilemma der interkulturellen Umweltphilosophie
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2 Naturliebe auf Rumänisch
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3 Natur und Sein
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4 Die Umweltethik nach der Wende
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Planetarische Integrität – Was Umweltethiker und interkulturell interessierte Philosophen voneinander lernen können
Stefan Knauß
Stefan Knauß
171–184
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1 Einleitung
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2 Zur interkulturellen Philosophie
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Culture matters! – Die Bedingung der Exteriorität
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Einigung ist möglich, die Bedingung der Universalität
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3 Planetarische Integrität
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4 Fazit
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Socio-political Explorations
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187–208
Environmental Ethics and Environmental Security: Specifics of the East-European Region
Tatiana Mishatkina
Tatiana Mishatkina
187–208
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1 Environmental Ethics in the East-European Region
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2 Principles, Norms, and Regulatives of Environmental Ethics
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3 Ecological and Ethical Education in Belarus
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4 Summary
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Ecological Civilization and Ecological Aesthetics in China: An Overview
Cheng Xiangzhan
Cheng Xiangzhan
209–219
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Introduction
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1 The Conception of Ecological Civilization in China
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2 Ecological Aesthetics before 2005
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3 Ecological Aesthetics and Ecological Civilization in China
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4 Conclusion
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220–242
Rewilding and Neoliberal Territorialities after the Anthropocene: Cybernetic Modelling of the Oriental Stork as Critique
Dean Anthony Brink
Dean Anthony Brink
220–242
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1 The Japanese Reintroduction Project: Oriental Stork as Automata of Hope
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2 Temporality and Territoriality
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3 Rewilding
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4 Cybernetics, Rewilding Fantasies, and the Territoriality of Performative Ontologies
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5 The Deterritorialising Clatter of the Oriental Stork
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6 Fallacies Concerning Japan and ›Nature‹
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7 Conclusion: After the Anthropocene
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Environmental Ethics: Cross-cultural Explorations , page 115 - 132
Climate Apocalypticism and the Temporal Sublime
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Ted Toadvine
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doi.org/10.5771/9783495821725-115
ISBN print: 978-3-495-49109-6
ISBN online: 978-3-495-82172-5
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