The web of life: ecossocial relations – humans and non humans
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https://doi.org/10.18830/issn2238-362X.v14.n1.2024.02.Keywords:
Web of life, system, organization, ecossocial relationships, deforestation, ecological laws, ecological politics.Abstract
All live beings, human and non-human, entwined in the web of life that embraces planet Earth, communicate with each other. The “ecossocial” relationships amongst live beings are part of the self-organization of nature. To break these relationships or to impose a supremacy of the human species over the behavior of non-human lives can cause a reduction of biodiversity and the extinction of thousands of other species, including the Homo sapiens.
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