Global ecology as the unifying beginning of the globalizing world

  • Igor K. Liseev Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Science, 12 Goncharnaya Street, 1 building, Moscow 109240, Russia

Abstract

Globalization is now becoming one of the main moments of the formation of new civilizational attitudes of social development. However, its various spheres have not been sufficiently developed. The article considers such an important component of this development as the correlation of globalization and ecologization. It is shown that the formation of global ecology, synthesizing various directions of environmental science, makes it possible to assess the complexity, diversity and
nonlinearity of the phenomenon of globalization from a single organizational point of view. This is possible only when carrying out a philosophical and methodological analysis of all these areas from the standpoint of the emerging in our day a new field of philosophical research – ecophilosophy.

Author Biography

Igor K. Liseev, Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Science, 12 Goncharnaya Street, 1 building, Moscow 109240, Russia

Globalization is now becoming one of the main moments of the formation of new civilizational attitudes of social development. However, its various spheres have not been sufficiently developed. The article considers such an important component of this development as the correlation of globalization and ecologization. It is shown that the formation of global ecology, synthesizing various directions of environmental science, makes it possible to assess the complexity, diversity and nonlinearity of the phenomenon of globalization from a single organizational point of view. This is possible only when carrying out a philosophical and methodological analysis of all these areas from the standpoint of the emerging in our day a new field of philosophical research – ecophilosophy.

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Published
2019-01-16
Keywords: globalization, globalizing world, ecology, global ecology, biological ecology, social ecology, human ecology, ecology of culture, ecophilosophy
How to Cite
Liseev, I. K. (2019). Global ecology as the unifying beginning of the globalizing world. Journal of the Belarusian State University. Philosophy and Psychology, 1, 7-13. Retrieved from https://journals.bsu.by/index.php/philosophy/article/view/1953
Issue
No 1 (2018): Journal of the Belarusian State University. Philosophy and Psychology
Section
1st Belarusian Congress of Philosophy "National Philosophy in the Global World"

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