摘要
＂Thinking environmentally!＂ If I were asked to point out one of the major trends in the field of applied philosophy in the last few decades, ＂thinking environmentally＂ would naturally come to my mind as a term with a wide range of implications. Since the 1970s, environmental ethics has been studied and taught in universities and colleges, and there is an increasing interest in environmental studies both in philosophy and inter-disciplinarily. This interest reflects environmental movements that started in Europe and the North America, but soon spread to all comers of the world. ＂Thinking environmentally＂ cultivates serious awareness of environmental problems caused by rapid industrialization and urbanization, and supports a new attitude towards natural resources and laws.
＂Thinking environmentally!＂ If I were asked to point out one of the major trends in the field of applied philosophy in the last few decades, ＂thinking environmentally＂ would naturally come to my mind as a term with a wide range of implications. Since the 1970s, environmental ethics has been studied and taught in universities and colleges, and there is an increasing interest in environmental studies both in philosophy and inter-disciplinarily. This interest reflects environmental movements that started in Europe and the North America, but soon spread to all comers of the world. ＂Thinking environmentally＂ cultivates serious awareness of environmental problems caused by rapid industrialization and urbanization, and supports a new attitude towards natural resources and laws.
