Augustin Berque Bücher

Hrsg. Barloewen, Constantin von ; Wehrhahn-Mees, Kai. Zahlr. Beiträge.

Exploring the interplay between human societies and the environment, this book delves into the philosophical underpinnings of our relationship with nature. It examines the historical evolution of the concept of landscape and how these ideas shape human imagination and attitudes towards the environment. Through this lens, the author invites readers to reconsider their perceptions of nature and the implications for society's ecological consciousness.

Exploring the intersection of Eastern and Western philosophies, this work delves into environmental philosophy by examining natural and human history. It integrates recent biological research to reveal that the processes of evolution and historical development operate under similar principles, offering a unique perspective on our relationship with the Earth.