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Book Title: The Crisis in Global Ethics and the Future of Global Governance
Editor(s): Burdon, Peter; Bosselmann, Klaus; Engel, Kirsten
Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing
Section: Chapter 4
Section Title: From stardust to sacred sands: protecting life on Earth through a human story of ethics, care and the cosmos
Author(s): Gwiazdon, Kathryn A.
Number of pages: 24
Abstract/Description:
This chapter examines the story of humanity’s relationship with nature, what it is and what we want it to be. It addresses the gap between reality and ideals by looking at the threats to ethical action - namely money, power and corruption - and the frameworks that foster them. It offers a rooted cosmopolitanism, or cosmopolitan regionalism, as a worldview and a methodology for ethical action. It recognizes the value of the particular and the whole, the place of the particular in the whole and the interdependence and unity in diverse relationships. This perspective also asks humanity to soften, if not realign, its ego and actions, as we are not, and cannot act as if we are, the centre of the universe.
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