REVIEW

Disruptions and imbalances within the natural environment can be identified by __________.

Notice Disorder.

The recognition and restoration of aesthetic order involves __________ misplaced elements.

Organizing Aesthetically.

Environmental stewardship is directly tied to __________ and sustainable development.

Human health.

A key thinker associated with Deep Ecology is __________, who emphasized a universal right to flourish.

Arne Naess.

The __________ model views humans as superior and central in the universe, with the environment existing primarily for human utility.

Anthropocentric.

In the __________ model, humans are seen as equal nodes in a broader ecological network.

Ecocentric.

Early humanity explained environmental changes through __________ stories.

Mythical origins.

The pre-Socratic Greek thinkers shifted to rational observation around __________ B.C.E.

600.

Prudence in ecological action refers to the ability to exercise good __________ and avoid ecological risks.

Judgment.

Frugality involves using resources wisely and avoiding __________, lavishness, or extravagance.

Waste.

The ecological spectrum includes __________, which advocates for cooperative and supportive human relationships.

Social Ecology.

The tension described by Erich Fromm refers to the separation of humans from nature by our __________.

Cognitive-mental equipment.

Class, gender, and economic hierarchies contribute to __________, leading to environmental destruction.

Domination.

A core value redefined in ecological philosophy is happiness, characterized as the experience of 'ever-growing __________'.

Aliveness.

The aim for growth in a new society is to achieve full, holistic __________ of oneself and fellow beings.

Growth.

Critical love involves developing the capacity for profound love alongside __________ thought.

Critical.

Shedding __________ includes accepting the catastrophic boundaries inherent to human survival on Earth.

Narcissism.