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possible to
distinguish between at
least three types of
anthropocentrism:
perceptual anthropocentrism (which "characterizes
paradigms informed by sense-data...
- (2015-11-02). "The
Importance of Wild-Animal Suffering". Relations.
Beyond Anthropocentrism. 3 (2): 133–152. doi:10.7358/rela-2015-002-toma. ISSN 2280-9643. Faria...
- objects.
Anthropocentrism is the
privileging of
humans as "subjects" over and
against nonhuman beings as "objects".
Philosophical anthropocentrism tends...
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formulated by Arne Næss and
George Sessions in 1984
which points out that
anthropocentrism,
which considers humans as the
center of the
universe and the pinnacle...
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Etica &
Animali "Relations:
Beyond Anthropocentrism". HeinOnline.
Retrieved 2020-07-11. "Relations.
Beyond Anthropocentrism". ERIH PLUS.
Retrieved 2020-07-11...
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Broadly speaking, two
schools of
thought exist in
environmental ethics:
Anthropocentrism and Ecocentrism, each
influencing a
broad spectrum of environmental...
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characteristics include a
rejection of essentialism, representationalism, and
anthropocentrism as well as the
dualistic boundaries between nature/culture; subject/object;...
- ethics. Instead,
Norton distinguishes between strong anthropocentrism and weak-or-extended-
anthropocentrism and
argues that the
former must
underestimate the...
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relates to its
biosphere or biodiversity. It
stands in
contrast to
anthropocentrism,
which centers on the
value of humans. The
related ecocentrism extends...
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ennobled by
spirit but as inanimate, and this,
combined with
their anthropocentrism,
gives way to an
exaltation of the
technical power of
mankind to possess...
