After the Human : A Philosophy for the Future, Hardcover by Taylor, Mark C., …
Mark C. Taylor calls for replacing human exceptionalism with a theory of radical relationalism, an account of the world in which everything is interrelated and codependent.
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This catastrophe has deeply entrenched foundations: a belief in human exceptionalism and human mastery over the Earth. Mark C. Taylor calls for replacing human exceptionalism with a theory of radical relationalism, an account of the world in which everything is interrelated and codependent.
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How to think beyond anthropocentrism and binary oppositions–human/animal, sacred/profane–and acknowledge ourselves as entangled parts of larger ecologies is the aim ofth. We have only to change not the world but how we see ourselves in it”–.
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