환경과 개발 [Umwelt und Entwicklung]
Keywords
environmental ethicssocial ethics
development ethics
Christian ethics
theological ethics
Ecotheology
ecology
applied ethics
GE Subjects
Global ethicsPolitical ethics
Development ethics
Economic ethics
Business ethics
Ethics of economic systems
Labour/professional ethics
Technology ethics
Religious ethics
Methods of ethicsTheological ethicsPhilosophical ethicsCommunity ethicsLifestyle ethicsEducation and ethicsEnvironmental ethicsResources ethicsBiodiversity ethicsAnimal ethicsEthics of global commonsChristian denominationsMethodistComparative religion and interreligious dialoguePhilosophy of religionBiblical TheologyNew TestamentDogmaticsCreator and Creation
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"Wie lassen sich Entwicklung und Umweltbewahrung miteinander vereinbaren? Wo liegt das richtige Maß zwischen einem Zuviel an Eingriffen und einem Zuwenig an Gestaltung, zwischen einem lebenszerstörenden Fortschrittsoptimismus und einem lebensfeindlichen Ökofundamentalismus? Diese Untersuchung will das Spezifische theologischer Umweltethik fruchtbar machen und zugleich eine gemeinsame Wertbasis über weltanschauliche Unterschiede hinweg erarbeiten. Zentraler Leitwert ist dabei das Maß, welcher naturwissenschaftlich, historisch und in aktuellen ethischen Konzepten untersucht wird. Der Band richtet sich an alle, die in Theologie, Ethik, Naturwissenschaften, Ökonomie oder praktisch in Kirche, Politik, Wirtschaft, Entwicklungszusammenarbeit oder Umweltaktionen nach ethischen Kriterien für verantwortliches globales Handeln suchen."Date
2006Type
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