Philosophy and the ecological problems of civilisation

By:

Ursul, A.D (ed.)

Contributor(s):

Creighton, H. Campbell (tr.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Moscow; Progress Pblishers; 1983Description: 410 pSubject(s):

"Institute of Philosophy, IJSSR Academy of Scinces"

DDC classification:

304.2 PHI

Summary: This book is the fruit of the reflections of a group of soviet philosophers and specialists in ecological problems, and was prepared for the 17th World Congress of Philosophy , whose main them is Philosophy and Culture. It can perhaps be considered a concentrated expression of the whole aggregate of the global problems of the present socio-physical cycle. It is devoted to a theme that can be termed philosophical comprehension of the culture of the interaction of civilization and nature.

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This book is the fruit of the reflections of a group of soviet philosophers and specialists in ecological problems, and was prepared for the 17th World Congress of Philosophy , whose main them is Philosophy and Culture. It can perhaps be considered a concentrated expression of the whole aggregate of the global problems of the present socio-physical cycle. It is devoted to a theme that can be termed philosophical comprehension of the culture of the interaction of civilization and nature.

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