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Ecologia integral como fundamento para o direito universal ao meio ambiente e ecologicamente equilibrado

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Author(s)
Silva, Cristiane Velasque da
Contributor(s)
Waldman, Ricardo Libel
Calgaro, Cleide
Silveira, Clóvis Eduardo Malinverni da
Di Lorenzo, Wambert Gomes
Keywords
Direito ambiental
Ética ambiental
Meio ambiente
Environmental law
Environmental ethics
Environment

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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/99422
Online Access
https://repositorio.ucs.br/11338/4153
Abstract
O presente trabalho tem por objetivo estudar o fundamento ético do direito universal ao meio ambiente ecologicamente equilibrado. Investiga-se a raiz humana da crise global atual, a exemplo do “antropocentrismo desordenado” advindo pelo relativismo prático. Analisa-se que a crise atual é ambiental, social e de valores, caracterizada como uma crise socioambiental. A partir disso, avalia-se a possibilidade de uma ética ambiental universal, alicerçada na lei natural, a qual tem como princípio central, a regra de ouro: não faças ao outro aquilo que não queres que te façam, presente em inúmeras tradições. Ademais, estuda-se o direito universal ao meio ambiente ecologicamente equilibrado, seus aportes teóricos, a previsão legal e a necessidade de lhe atribuir uma fundamentação ética. Como fundamento a este direito universal, apresenta-se a proposta de uma “ecologia integral”, trazida na Encíclica “Laudato si’ sobre o cuidado da casa comum”, pelo Papa Francisco, que inclui a ecologia ambiental, social, econômica, cultural, da vida cotidiana. A ecologia integral advém de uma ética ambiental universal, interpela a cada um e a cada comunidade a uma responsabilidade solidária em relação à natureza e ao próprio ser humano, possibilitando o combate à pobreza, desenvolvimento da dignidade dos excluídos e o cuidado da casa comum planetária. A metodologia adotada é a hipotético-dedutiva, com as técnicas de pesquisa bibliográfica e documental. Conclui-se que a ecologia integral, como fundamento ético ao direito universal ao meio ambiente ecologicamente equilibrado, está apta a colaborar na sua concretização, na superação da crise socioambiental e na preservação da própria vida humana.
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This present work aims to study the ethical ground for the universal right to an ecologically balanced environment, by means of investigating the human root of the current global crisis such as the “excessive anthropocentrism” originated from practical relativism. Considered as a socio-environmental crisis characterized by environmental, social and moral issues, the possibility of a universal environmental ethics based on the natural law, the so-called golden rule, present in various traditions that states you should not do to your neighbour as you would not want done to you. In addition, this study looks into the universal right to the environment, from the ecological perspective, as well as to its theoretical contributions, legal forecast and to the necessity of an ethical foundation to it. As a basis for such universal right it is proposed an” integral ecology” as presented in the Encyclical Laudato Si by Pope Francis on care for our common home, which includes the environmental, social, economic, and cultural ecology of daily life. Integral ecology originates from a universal environmental ethics that calls each and every one and every community to a solidary responsibility in relation to nature and to the human being himself,as an integrated approach to combating poverty, restoring dignity to the excluded and at the same time providing care to our planetary common home. It is adopted the hypothectical-deductive methodology, using bibliographic and documentary techniques. In conclusion, integral ecology as a basis for the universal right to an ecologically balanced environment can effectively contribute to overcoming the socio-environmental crisis and to the preservation of human life itself.
Date
2018-10-26
Type
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Identifier
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https://repositorio.ucs.br/11338/4153
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