出版社：Centro de Pesquisa e Documentação de História Contemporânea do Brasil
摘要：Biocentrism, one of the newest tendencies of the ecological movement, proposes that natural rights should be extended to all elements of nature, and that a radical ethic position should be taken before all living beings and even lifeless material, thoroughly altering relations between mankind and nature. Roderick Nash, in his book The rights of nature, interprets biocentrism as a consequence of liberalism. Considering its continuity with the anglo-saxon tradition, it wouldn't even be a revolutionary tendency. The article contains a critical discussion of biocentrism proposals concerning relations between men and nature, as well as of its implications for a society with little or no liberal tradition at all, sociologically defined as a relational one.
其他摘要：Biocentrism, one of the newest tendencies of the ecological movement, proposes that natural rights should be extended to all elements of nature, and that a radical ethic position should be taken before all living beings and even lifeless material, thoroughly altering relations between mankind and nature. Roderick Nash, in his book The rights of nature, interprets biocentrism as a consequence of liberalism. Considering its continuity with the anglo-saxon tradition, it wouldn't even be a revolutionary tendency. The article contains a critical discussion of biocentrism proposals concerning relations between men and nature, as well as of its implications for a society with little or no liberal tradition at all, sociologically defined as a relational one.
