Lecture in English
Dr. Nanditha Krishna | Indien
Religion and Ecology in India – Tradition and Challenges
1. August
14.30 - 16.00 Uhr
HS 101
1. August
14.30 - 16.00 Uhr
HS 101
One part of the world is seeing a rise in living standards as development levels increase. But large developing societies are seeing increasing poverty and environmental problems leading to greater poverty and deprivation of basics. A healthy environment is essential for all existence and their conservation and protection have become important international issues.
But there are spiritual and philosophical dimensions in the approach to the environment, and many of these have been tempered by religious traditions. In the West, the environmental movement began with scientists and social activists, whereas in India, from the beginning, there has always been an appeal to religious traditions to support environmental issues.
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