Titlebook: Environment across Cultures; Eckart Ehlers,Carl Friedrich Gethmann Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Nature.Religion.Societ

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Book 2003 co-operation and collaboration and even conflict when society tries to deal with today’s urgent and complex environment research and policy challenges. Such disparities in perception and "world view" are driven by many factors. They include differences in culture, religion, ethical frameworks, scie

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Notions of Nature in Traditional Hinduismity. Thus, in those cases where the Hindu conceptions of nature is spoken of it is usually either simplistic or reductive and even wrong, tending predominantly to focus on just one corpus of literature, the Sanskrit literature, and merely one social group, the Brahmin priests.

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Sustainability Discourses: Human Livelihoods and Life Chancesrecreation and responsibility” (Kallen 1990,37). In the course of time, however, the epithet “eco” has been applied, with something approaching abandon, to almost any form of tourist development which claims ‘ecological’ objectives (Mowforth 1993, France 1997, Wahab and Pigram 1997).

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1860-4803 ure often lead to confusion, constraints on co-operation and collaboration and even conflict when society tries to deal with today’s urgent and complex environment research and policy challenges. Such disparities in perception and "world view" are driven by many factors. They include differences in

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-54516-9h are an important tradition of the indigenous people of the land. I wish to use what I have learned from these three cultures in an attempt to discuss some critical points on the nature and origin of Western and Eastern environmental ideas.