anthropocentrism

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an inclination to evaluate reality exclusively in terms of human values

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The anthropocentric bias of neoliberal logic has been challenged by scholars in the field (see e.

The transnational state, neoliberalism and environmental education policy: a New Zealand case study

Nietzsche argues in his 1873 essay, "On Truth and Lie in an Extra-Moral Sense," that the anthropocentric bias in language is unacknowledged.

Language's limits and a doubtful nature: Ernest Hemingway's "Big Two-Hearted River" and Friedrich Nietzsche's foreign language

Primavesi argues the tradition has undermined respect for biodiversity through an anthropocentric bias and a distorted, imperial view of God.

Cultivating Unity: within the Biodiversity of God

Thus chapter 2 ('Laugh Loudly and Flip Them the Bird') closes with the observation that 'there is no inherent anthropocentric bias to the component properties of epistemological realism' (p108).

Of birds and hands

One cognitive bias that profoundly influences environmental sensemaking is our anthropocentric bias.

Cognition & risk perception in business environmental sustainability education

Has an anthropocentric bias been at the heart of religious faith and practice wherever it has existed?

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