anthrocentric

modern environmental philosophy often criticizes the anthrocentric worldview that places humans at the center of all value.

the anthrocentric perspective has dominated western thought for centuries, leading to widespread environmental degradation.

an anthrocentric approach to ecology fails to recognize the intrinsic value of ecosystems beyond human use.

critics argue that traditional economics reflects a deeply anthrocentric bias that ignores ecological limits.

the anthrocentric view of nature treats the environment as a mere resource for human exploitation.

environmental ethicists challenge the anthrocentric philosophy that limits moral consideration to human beings.

our anthrocentric attitude toward wildlife has contributed to habitat loss and biodiversity decline.

the anthrocentric values embedded in consumer culture make sustainable living difficult to achieve.

shifting away from anthrocentric thinking is essential for addressing the global climate crisis effectively.

some scholars describe modern civilization as fundamentally anthrocentric in its relationship with the natural world.

the anthrocentric paradigm must be replaced with an ecocentric model that values all living systems.

deeply rooted anthrocentric assumptions continue to shape environmental policies in many countries.