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What does anthropocentrism suggest about the human relationship with the environment?
What does anthropocentrism suggest about the human relationship with the environment?
- Nature should dictate human actions.
- Environmental issues are secondary to human needs.
- Humans are equal participants in the ecosystem.
- Humans are the central and most significant species. (correct)
What is the primary focus of social ecology as theorized by Murray Bookchin?
What is the primary focus of social ecology as theorized by Murray Bookchin?
- Addressing environmental problems through individual action.
- Promoting technological advancements to solve environmental issues.
- Revolutionizing human relationships and structures that cause environmental harm. (correct)
- Emphasizing the importance of global economic growth.
Ecosophy emphasizes which of the following principles?
Ecosophy emphasizes which of the following principles?
- Humans should exploit nature for economic gain.
- Ecological harmony is achieved through technological solutions.
- Individual beliefs contribute to ecological wisdom. (correct)
- Nature and humans are entirely separate entities.
In the context of deep ecology, how is nature viewed?
In the context of deep ecology, how is nature viewed?
What does the term 'ecosophy' combine in its meaning?
What does the term 'ecosophy' combine in its meaning?
What is the main focus of shallow ecology?
What is the main focus of shallow ecology?
Which of the following is a primary tenet of deep ecology as theorized by Arne Næss?
Which of the following is a primary tenet of deep ecology as theorized by Arne Næss?
What is a consequence of 'patricentricity' in relation to environmental issues?
What is a consequence of 'patricentricity' in relation to environmental issues?
How does deep ecology redefine human nature?
How does deep ecology redefine human nature?
What does environmental justice focus on?
What does environmental justice focus on?
How can individuals contribute to protecting the environment according to the discussed philosophies?
How can individuals contribute to protecting the environment according to the discussed philosophies?
What movement is primarily inspired by increased awareness of environmental issues?
What movement is primarily inspired by increased awareness of environmental issues?
What is a key component of stewardship according to theological views?
What is a key component of stewardship according to theological views?
What role does environmental aesthetics play in relation to environmental concerns?
What role does environmental aesthetics play in relation to environmental concerns?
What significant event began in 1970 to promote awareness of environmental issues?
What significant event began in 1970 to promote awareness of environmental issues?
What is the main argument against anthropocentrism found in deep ecology?
What is the main argument against anthropocentrism found in deep ecology?
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Anthropocentrism
Anthropocentrism
The belief that humans are the most important species on Earth.
Ecosophy
Ecosophy
A philosophy emphasizing a harmonious relationship between humans and nature.
Social Ecology
Social Ecology
A theory arguing that environmental problems stem from unjust social structures.
Deep Ecology
Deep Ecology
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Global Warming
Global Warming
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Air Pollution
Air Pollution
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Water Pollution
Water Pollution
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Deforestation
Deforestation
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Shallow Ecology
Shallow Ecology
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Ecological Self
Ecological Self
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Environmental Justice
Environmental Justice
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Environmental Aesthetics
Environmental Aesthetics
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Environmentalism
Environmentalism
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Stewardship
Stewardship
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Study Notes
Human Person and Environment
- Content Standard: Learners understand the interplay between humans and their environments.
- Performance Standard: Learners demonstrate prudence and frugality towards their environment.
- Class Objectives:
- Discuss philosophical views on the environment and its relationship with humans.
- Explain how philosophical views influence human actions regarding the environment.
- Describe ways to contribute to environmental protection.
- Organize a program to raise environmental awareness and promote action in the community.
- Video on Anthropocene: A video is available about the Anthropocene (the age of humans).
- Geological Time Scale: The 5-page diagram shows the geological time scale, from the Hadean to the Holocene.
- Anthropocentrism: The belief that humans are the most significant species on Earth.
- Global Warming (IPCC)
- Air pollution
- Water pollution
- Deforestation
- How can we address Anthropocentrism? Question posed to explore solutions.
- Ecosophy: A philosophical approach emphasizing the importance of action and ecological wisdom.
- Humans are part of nature, part of a whole.
- Forms of Ecosophy:
- Social Ecology
- Deep Ecology
- Social Ecology:
- Theorized by Murray Bookchin.
- Argues hierarchical relationships cause environmental problems.
- Domination must be challenged through collective action.
- Ecological societies empower communities to be autonomous and social, and municipalize natural property.
- Deep Ecology:
- Theorized by Arne Naess.
- Emphasizes anthropocentrism as a problem.
- Presents "shallow ecology" (addressing problems by changing policies) and "deep ecology" (developing an ecological self).
- The ecological self acts in harmony with nature.
- From Tree Farming to Reforestation: A program that transitioned from tree farming to reforestation in the Lawigan Watershed, Bacong.
- Other Philosophical Views: Other schools of thought about the environment are explored.
- Environmental Justice: The concept of ensuring fair distribution of environmental benefits and burdens.
- Environmental Aesthetics: Study of natural objects from an aesthetic perspective. Beauty of nature influences relationships with the environment.
- Environmentalism: Social movements promoting environmental protection.
- Earth Day celebration in 1970.
- Stewardship: Theological view that humans are caretakers of creation and live in harmony with nature.
- Genesis 1:26-28, understanding of dominion.
- What can we do to act in harmony with nature?: Questions prompt action.
- Revivng, Managing, and Educating: Different activities and solutions can help us live in harmony, such as reforestation, managing resources, and educating people.
- We are one with Nature: The importance of interconnectedness with nature.
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Description
This quiz explores the relationship between humans and their environments, focusing on philosophical perspectives and their impact on environmental actions. It also encourages learners to think critically about their role in environmental protection and how to raise awareness in their communities. Engage with concepts such as anthropocentrism and the Anthropocene while testing your knowledge.
