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Anthropocentrism: A Proposition of Axiology

Miao Jun-ling

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The way we deal wit the anthropocentrism, while facing the present ecological crisis, attracts scholars' attention. It is believed in the paper that only if the anthropocentrism is taken as a proposition of axiology, can we have a general idea about the cause of ecological crisis.

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The way we deal wit the anthropocentrism, while facing the present ecological crisis, attracts scholars' attention. It is believed in the paper that only if the anthropocentrism is taken as a proposition of axiology, can we have a general idea about the cause of ecological crisis.

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The way we deal wit the anthropocentrism, while facing the present ecological crisis, attracts scholars' attention. It is believed in the paper that only if the anthropocentrism is taken as a proposition of axiology, can we have a general idea about the cause of ecological crisis.

Key concepts: Anthropocentrism, Axiology, Proposition, Environmental ethics, Philosophy, Epistemology

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