MODERN ECOLOGICAL WORLDVIEW IN THE CONTEXT OF NON-CLASSICAL RATIONALITY

In the modern world of non-classical rationality, three main paradigms of eco-worldview coexist, such as anthropocentrism, biocentrism, anthropocentrism. They have an impact not only on the relationship between man and nature, but also on all aspects of social existence. Anthropocentrism affirms the unique status of man in the existence of complex terrestrial and cosmic structures. Biocentrism, starting as a movement to protect animal rights, has branched into such varieties as pathocentrism, liberal biocentrism, and radical biocentrism. Ecocentrism has brought to the forefront the interests of not a separate species or organism, but a holistic ecosystem, since it is aimed precisely at finding a harmonization of the relationship between humanity and the biosphere. The paper outlines the main features of each of these eco-worldview paradigms.