PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSFORMATION OF ECOLOGICAL THINKING IN THE CONDITIONS OF TECHNOLOGICAL CIVILIZATION
Abstract
This article provides a philosophical analysis of the formation of technological civilization and its impact on human thinking, particularly on the system of ecological consciousness and values. The analysis explores the consequences of prioritizing technological thinking, including the disruption of the balance between humans and nature, the threat of ecological crisis, and the emergence of a new paradigm of ecological thinking based on sustainable development, biocentrism, and eco-humanism. The article examines the issues of environmental responsibility, technological ethics, and moral consciousness from a socio-philosophical perspective.
Keywords
ecological thinking, technological civilization, sustainable development, biocentrism, eco-humanism, ecological responsibility, moral consciousness.
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