Lesson 7.2: Human Person in the Environment

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questions about what the world is made of, how did the world come into being, and how can we explain the process of change were brought up approximately in

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600 b.c.e. in the western lonian seaport in the town of miletus across the aegean sea from athens, greece

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organization of anthropocentric model

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human; culture; individualism; mind; calculative; human over against environment; global technological

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organization of ecocentric model

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nature; wild; holism; nature/cosmos; body; relational; earth wisdom; ecology over against humans

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flower

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bibliophilia

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trees

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bibliophilia

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mountains

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bibliophilia

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cat

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bibliophilia

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dog

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bibliophilia

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gardening

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ecocentric

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kaingin

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anthropocentric

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mining

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anthropocentric

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flowering plants

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ecocentric

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ikaw

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cosmophilia

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ako

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cosmophilia

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family

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cosmophilia

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igsoon

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cosmophilia

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teacher

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cosmophilia

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unggoy

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biophilia

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anaximander employed the term

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boundless

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to convey the further thought that nature is indeterminate-boundless in a sense that no boundaries between the warm and cold or the moist and dry regions are originally present within it

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boundless (anaximander)

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based on the assumption that all that happens in the universe is a continuous whole like chain of natural consequences

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chinese cosmic conception

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all events in the universe follow a transitional process due to the

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primeval pair (yang and yin)

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the universe does not proceed onward but revolves without beginning or end

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chinese cosmic conception

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there is nothing new under the sun; the “new” is a repetition of the old

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chinese cosmic conception

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human beings happiness relies in his conformity with nature or tao, the wise, therefore, conforms with tao and is happy

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chinese cosmic conception

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"there can only be change if we will change our attitude towards our perception of the environment"

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herbert marcuse

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we are not only citizens of the community but how we react to this community and in our reaction to it, change it

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george mead

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german humanistic philosopher

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erich fromm

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believes that it is about time that humanity ought to recognize not only itself but also the world around it

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erich fromm

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"our biological urge for survival turns into selfishness and laziness."

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erich fromm

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he argues that, as humans, it is also inherent in us to escape the prison cell of selfishness

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erich fromm