Environmental Culture: the Ecological Crisis of Reason

Feder, Helena

doi:10.1093/isle/11.1.246

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“…The scientific literature pays considerable attention to the study of the concept, functions, and structure of ecological culture [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. At the same time, in terms of the integrative interaction of sociocultural and legal aspects, this concept has not practically been studied, and in this context, the structure of environmental culture has not been adequately developed.…”

Section: Formation Of Ecological Culture As a Sociocultural And Legal Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ecological culture: sociocultural and legal aspects

2021

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The study’s objective is to identify factors that can have a productive and positive impact on the formation of environmental culture. The authors use an interdisciplinary approach in the study. Thus, the methods of system analysis (methods of integration, convergence, structurization, optimization, etc.) focus on a comprehensive study of contemporary problems of ecological culture. Applying the methodology of legal taxonomy allows outlining the basic principles contributing to the level of ecological culture. Among the special methods, the method of ecologization is of particular importance in the study. The results of the study were the identification of a complex of factors. There are positive and negative factors among them. Negative factors are due to the lack of environmental values in people’s minds, the state’s perception of environmental relations as insignificant or secondary in the life of society, the rejection of innovative concepts of ecologization of economic activity, etc. Positive factors include the effectiveness of the principles of environmental law, the development of a system of environmental education of citizens, education of environmental responsibility, the collective search for adequate solutions to address the growing environmental risks, etc. The novelty of the work lies in the statement of the problem, which is that the formation of environmental culture is of paramount importance for sustainable development and environmental security of states and the entire world community.

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Section: Formation Of Ecological Culture As a Sociocultural And Legal Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%