PHILO Lesson 4

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paradigm shift

a change in worldview, a change in how reality, truth, and facts are viewed

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Lao Tzu

founder of Taoist school of thought & one of the most prominent philosophers of nature

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Tao

“The Way”

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the Taoist

aims to be one with all things and to coexist with Heaven and Earth

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Chuang Tzu

the most eloquent representative of the Taoist school; believed in nourishing nature, returning to destiny, and enjoying nature

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anthropocentric model

based on the premise that humans are essential and central to the universe

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ecocentric model

emphasizes the ecological or relational integrity that provides meaning to our morals and values

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the Milesians

early Greek philosophers who regard nature as spatially without boundaries

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Anaximander

“Nature is indeterminate”

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Pythagoras

claimed that order, harmony, and beauty in nature are embodiment of the universe

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biophilia

love of other living things

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cosmophilia

love of other living beings

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the Chinese

sees the universe as a continuous whole like a chain of natural consequences

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yin and yang

all occurrences in the universe are results of a transitional process due to the primeval pair: ____ and ____; follows tat the universe does not proceed onward but revolves without beginning or end

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Immanuel Kant

expressed that beauty is ultimately a symbol of morality

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Herbert Marcuse

“Humanity has dominated nature”; there can only be change if we will change our attitude toward our perception of the environment

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George Mead

“As human beings, we have not only rights but also duties [to maintain those rights]”

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deep ecology, social ecology, ecofeminism

3 theories that were triggered by climate change

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deep ecology

ecological crisis is the result of anthropocentrism; our controlling attitude extends to nature when in fact, we are part of nature

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social ecology

ecological crisis is a consequence of authoritarian social structures; environment is exploited for profit or self-interest

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ecofeminism

ecological crisis is a consequence of male dominance; “Nature must be tamed, ordered, and submit to the will of the superior”

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ASEAN Economic Community

examines the modernization of the Research and Development in terms of productivity performance, economic integration, technology policies, and institutional structure/arrangement