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The previous chapter has introduced an enlarged definition of anthropocentrism as a heuristic device against which the emergence of an ecological jurisprudence will be cast. Anthropocentrism thus construed refers to the belief that modern human beings are located—in an ontological, and, or, in an ethical sense—at the centre of the cosmos and at the pinnacle of progress and evolution.

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Deus Sive Natura

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    2025年

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  • Alessandro Pelizzon

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The previous chapter has introduced an enlarged definition of anthropocentrism as a heuristic device against which the emergence of an ecological jurisprudence will be cast. Anthropocentrism thus construed refers to the belief that modern human beings are located—in an ontological, and, or, in an ethical sense—at the centre of the cosmos and at the pinnacle of progress and evolution.