Victor I. Panov
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The article substantiates the need for revision in the context of sustainable development concepts such as ecological thinking, ecological consciousness, ecological culture and ecological education. The transcendental paradigm of ecological responsibility is formulated.
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The article substantiates the need for revision in the context of sustainable development concepts such as ecological thinking, ecological consciousness, ecological culture and ecological education. The transcendental paradigm of ecological responsibility is formulated.
Key concepts: Consciousness, Environmental ethics, Ecology, Context (archaeology), Sustainable development, Transcendental number, Ecological psychology, Sociology