Thinking the ecological crisis

The ecological question challenges us on how we “dwell the world” and, as such, is not satisfied with merely “technical” answers. It is within this framework – new technologies and new powers, the necessity of an ethical shift, emerging questions and concerns, and the search for a response to a dizzying existential condition – that we can interpret the new relationship between ecology and philosophy.

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Florence Research (University of Florence)
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2025-01-01
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Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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Thinking the ecological crisis

Florence Research (University of Florence)
Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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Thinking the ecological crisis

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Abstract

The ecological question challenges us on how we “dwell the world” and, as such, is not satisfied with merely “technical” answers. It is within this framework – new technologies and new powers, the necessity of an ethical shift, emerging questions and concerns, and the search for a response to a dizzying existential condition – that we can interpret the new relationship between ecology and philosophy.

Florence Research (University of Florence)
Openalex Percentile: Top 43%
Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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