An Ecological View of Globalized Context and Ethnic Culture
Quan Yao
Abstract
Quan Yao
Abstract
Globalized context maintains a close relation to ecological culture and ecological aesthetics, which play a direct part in the flourishing of ethnic culture and helps enrich and develop it respectively. Therefore, Heidegger's view that Man inhabits land poetically can be cited to interpret the life and culture in an ethnic region. Nowadays, great importance should be attached to developing and advancing the ecological outlook of the world and ecological view of the beautiful in our nation's traditional culture. By advocating and spreading ecological culture and preserving and creating ecological beauty, ecological aesthetics will serve diminishing the negative effect of the process of globalization on ethnic culture.
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Globalized context maintains a close relation to ecological culture and ecological aesthetics, which play a direct part in the flourishing of ethnic culture and helps enrich and develop it respectively. Therefore, Heidegger's view that Man inhabits land poetically can be cited to interpret the life and culture in an ethnic region. Nowadays, great importance should be attached to developing and advancing the ecological outlook of the world and ecological view of the beautiful in our nation's traditional culture. By advocating and spreading ecological culture and preserving and creating ecological beauty, ecological aesthetics will serve diminishing the negative effect of the process of globalization on ethnic culture.
Key concepts: Flourishing, Ethnic group, Context (archaeology), Ethnic culture, Globalization, Environmental ethics, Ecology, Sociology