АXIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF HUMANS’ RELATIONSHIP WITH NATURE
Journal Title: Вісник Львівського університету - Year 2017, Vol 10, Issue
Abstract
It is stated that one of the factors of the ecological crises is a state of public consciousness that is based on the utilitarian attitude toward nature. Proceeding from axiological orientations of the postnonclassical rationality, the conclusion is that it is necessary to develop a non-utilitarian tradition of relationship with nature which is specified in the issues of aesthetic value of nature and moral status of animals.
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Світлана Шевчук
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