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  • The World Citizen and Democracy : An Eco-ethical Perspective Hashimoto, Noriko 2020 Eco-ethica , Vol. 9 , S. 115 ff. ( Zeitschrift ) Englisch 2186-4802 | 2578-3459 10.5840/ecoethica202131634 Abstract

    A number of devastating disasters have occurred in Japan since 2017, including heavy rains, wide ranging floods, a large typhoon, earthquakes, and landslides. Such disasters are beyond our imagination and our scientific assumptions. All of these come from global warming, which comes from human economic activities with CO2 emissions. There are interdependencies around the globe, between sea and land, ocean and air currents, and so on. In the twentieth century, we pushed technological innovation to conquer nature, but it only partly succeeded—and was actually almost in vain. We must recognize that human beings are a part of nature and must rethink our attitude towards nature. As citizens of the world, human beings must have a keen sensibility to find new virtue, “living together on the same globe.” It is the new ideal beyond boundaries and beyond differences between the rich and the poor, looking for the possibility of democracy.

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    Applied Philosophy | Contemporary Philosophy

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