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Indigenialität

byAndreas Weber

Genres: Nonfiction Cultural Criticism and Analysis

Who is this book for? Readers interested in cultural criticism, ecology, and philosophy.

Topics Radical DemocracyEthicsEcologySustainability

»Wir sind alle Wilde«, sagt Andreas Weber und verdeutlicht, dass unsere Zivilisation nicht nur die Indigenen kolonisiert hat, sondern auch unser eigenes Denken. Wenn wir die Welt wieder zu einem lebensspendenden Ort machen wollen, sollten wir das Indigene in uns selbst entdecken. »Radikale Demokratie«, »Ethik und Moral der Gemeinsamkeit«, »Gerechtigkeit«, »Ökologie der Gabe« und »Nachhaltigkeit« – um diese Begriffe kreist Webers philosophisches Plädoyer für einen offenen Austausch in einer Welt der Gegenseitigkeit, die gerade erst wieder entdeckt wird: Physiker, Biologen und Geisteswissenschaftler beginnen den ganzheitlichen Kosmos angesichts der ökologischen und gesellschaftlichen Krisen neu zu begreifen und alte Gewissheiten abzustreifen. Sich auf diese neue Weltsicht einzulassen, bietet die Chance, lebendiger Teil einer ganzheitlichen Wirklichkeit zu werden und eine ökologische Lebenskunst zu verwirklichen.

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Paperback

ISBN

9783751830102

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