Question 1

Eco philosophy deals with philosophy of ---------

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Eco philosophy, or ecological philosophy, focuses on the philosophy of nature, examining the relationships between humans and the environment, and how philosophical principles can inform and guide environmental policy, ethics, and understanding.

Question 2

Arne Naess related to -----

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Arne Naess is most notably related to eco-philosophy, as he was a founder of the deep ecology movement, which emphasizes the intrinsic value of nature.

Question 3

World Environment Day is

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World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5 every year to encourage awareness and action for the protection of the environment.

Question 4

The word 'Eco' is a word derived from :

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The word 'Eco' is derived from the Greek word 'oikos', meaning 'house' or 'home', which is used in ecological terms to refer to the environment or habitat.

Question 5

Who among the following is a proponent of bio centrism

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Paul Taylor is known for his work in environmental ethics, particularly for advocating biocentrism, which is the ethical perspective that all life has inherent value.

Question 6

'The respect for nature 'is a book written by :

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"The Respect for Nature" is a book written by Paul Taylor, in which he outlines his biocentric outlook on environmental ethics.

Question 7

Anthropocentrism gives intrinsic value to :

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Anthropocentrism is the belief that human beings are the most important entity in the universe, attributing intrinsic value primarily or solely to human beings.

Question 8

An ethics that treats only humans as morally considerable is called -----------

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Anthropocentrism is the ethical perspective that considers humans as the most significant entities in the universe and holds that moral standing is reserved only for humans.

Question 9

The question 'what is living'? is important in ------ ethics

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The question "what is living?" is crucial in life-centered ethics, which focuses on the value and moral consideration of all forms of life, not just human or animal life. This approach emphasizes the intrinsic value of living beings, regardless of their utility to humans.

Question 10

Over human interruption in nature will cause --------

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Human interruption in nature often leads to disorder due to the disruption of natural processes and ecosystems.

Question 11

Art gallery argument gives emphasis to --------- aspect of nature

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The art gallery argument emphasizes the aesthetic aspect of nature, suggesting that nature should be preserved for its beauty and the enjoyment it provides, much like art in a gallery.

Question 12

The view that human beings are above or outside of nature as a source of value is known as ---

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Anthropocentrism is the view that human beings are the most significant entity of the universe and considers human beings as separate from and above the natural world, often placing human values and interests at the center of concern.

Question 13

Wellbeing of all individual living things is the primary concern of -------

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Biocentrism is the ethical perspective that all life deserves equal moral consideration or has intrinsic value, not just human life. This contrasts with anthropocentrism, which places humans at the center of moral consideration, and ecocentrism, which values ecosystems and natural processes as wholes, potentially above the value of individual organisms.

Question 14

'Silent spring' is written by

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"Silent Spring" is a book written by Rachel Carson, published in 1962, that is credited with advancing the global environmental movement.

Question 15

The human centered ethics puts value up on :

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Human-centered ethics prioritizes the well-being and interests of humans above other species or individuals.

Question 16

In -------- ethics, importance is given to bio sphere and the large eco system

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Ecological holism emphasizes the importance of the entire ecosystem and biosphere, focusing on the interconnectedness and well-being of all its components, rather than individual parts.

Question 17

The expression 'Transpersonal ecology ' was coined by

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Warwick Fox is credited with coining the term "transpersonal ecology," which he developed to extend deep ecology's focus on the intrinsic value of the natural world by incorporating insights from transpersonal psychology. This approach emphasizes the interconnectedness of all beings and the importance of transcending individual ego to foster a deeper relationship with the environment.

Question 18

The notion of relationship is important in ----------

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The answer of The notion of relationship is important in...

Question 19

Arne Naes is a ------ philosopher

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Arne Naess was a Norwegian philosopher, best known for founding the deep ecology movement.

Question 20

The view which allows only use value to nature is known as ----------

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Shallow ecology is the environmental philosophy that views nature primarily in terms of its use value to humans, focusing on the conservation of the environment for human benefit rather than valuing nature for its own sake.

Quiz 1: ECO Philosophy and Ethics: Exploring Nature and Humanitys Relationship