Matti Vesa Volanen : Ecological Civilization - Our Only Chance

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Matti Vesa Volanen examines the ecological crisis as a profound turning point that calls for a new understanding of reality and a shift towards ecological realism and democratic change.

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The current ecological crisis is not a single environmental disturbance, but a crisis of the modern civilization of promise, growth, and control. This crisis cannot be solved by mere technical fixes, but requires a new understanding of reality, a new basic economic category, and a new democratic idea of society. The book's answer to this is ecological realism, communal renewal, and a democratic transition toward ecological civilization.

I am an emeritus educational researcher, doctor of psychology. My research is related to the fourfold division of the European tradition: Schole, Polis, Oikos, Agora and its manifestation in the organization of education in Europe. I have been particularly interested in the mimesis vs. metis division, which is now manifested in the division of education into general and vocational education. From this perspective, I assess the limitations of the European Enlightenment in relation to nature, both internal and external, and especially their interrelationship.

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AuthorMatti Vesa Volanen
TitleEcological Civilization - Our Only Chance
SKUP-ECOL-0BC19C
KeywordsEcological Civilization, ecological realism, ecological democracy, Degrowth, enlightenment of enlightenment
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