Titlebook: Environmental Philosophy and Ethics in Buddhism; Padmasiri Silva Book 1998 Padmasiri de Silva 1998 Buddhism.environment.ethics.morality.ph

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A Theory of Epistemic Justification technology and changes in socio-economic context, consequences of actions have become complex. During the time that the great classical ethical traditions existed, especially when the ethical traditions of the great religions emerged, complexities like genetic engineering, prolongation of life by e

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I Choose? , I Choose? Oppression and Choice,4,44–51). We were also attracted by the broad thematic perspectives of the book. Yet within the spell of its general attraction, there were some lingering doubts as to whether it was a mere vision and whether there was any realism about it. Two decades later, we now realise both the tremendous fores

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-0793-1sues, and on the need for mending the broken circle of economics, ecology, culture and ethics. In effecting a major shift in the human perception of the environment through environmental education, environmental ethics has to be integrated into environmental education. The dangers of “framework” thi

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