2017
DOI: 10.18698/2306-8477-2017-8-459
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The concept of "ecocentrism": scientific-philosophical content

Abstract: Веком интеллектуальных и научно-технических достижений был XX в. Описание структуры элементарных частиц, открытие Метага-лактики, создание теории Большого взрыва, освоение ближайшего космического пространства, увеличение средней продолжительности жизни человека, создание и внедрение Всемирной сети -все это сви-детельствует о том, что человеческому интеллекту подвластно позна-ние природы окружающей действительности, приносящее зримые пло-ды, улучшающее жизнь людей таким образом, как мечтали теоретики эпохи Прос… Show more

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“…Thirdly, science must develop technologies which are aimed at preserving the natural resources, not at their destruction. In the fourth place, if a person's interests were of a primary character in classical scientific thought, in non-classical science an opposite idea of nature dominating in this system (as biota) appears [11].…”
Section: Biocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Thirdly, science must develop technologies which are aimed at preserving the natural resources, not at their destruction. In the fourth place, if a person's interests were of a primary character in classical scientific thought, in non-classical science an opposite idea of nature dominating in this system (as biota) appears [11].…”
Section: Biocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the fourth place, the purpose of interaction in the "human-nature" system is, on the one hand, satisfaction of a man's needs, and on the other hand, it is preservation of physical and biological worlds as valuable the way they are. In the fifths place, it is the choice of "ecological imperative" as the behavioral principle, fundamentally different from that of biocentrists and broader in its concept, whose norm is as follows: "the only right and allowed thing is the one that does not disturb the balance existing in nature" [13, p.13].The latter serves to some extent as the manifestation of bioethical principle of "nonmaleficence" in relation to natural systems" [11].…”
Section: Ecocentrismmentioning
confidence: 99%