Environmental Philosophy and Ethics in Buddhism
Padmasiri De Silva's 'Environmental Philosophy and Ethics in Buddhism' investigates how Buddhist ethical principles intersect with environmental philosophy. It explores the moral imperatives for ecological harmony derived from Buddhist teachings on interdependence, compassion, and the nature of existence. This work bridges ancient wisdom with pressing contemporary environmental concerns, offering insights for ethical environmentalism.
About This Book
This book examines environmental philosophy through the lens of Buddhist ethics, offering a thoughtful analysis of how traditional teachings can inform contemporary ecological issues.
Padmasiri De Silva draws on core Buddhist concepts to discuss the moral dimensions of human interaction with the environment, emphasizing interdependence and compassion.
The text provides a foundation for understanding how ethical frameworks from Buddhism can contribute to sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
Readers will find an accessible exploration of these timeless ideas applied to modern challenges in philosophy and ethics.
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