Ethical Implications of Environmental Crisis on Present-Day Society - Barua, Rupali Devi
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The book, 'Ethical Implications of Environmental Crisis on Present-Day Society: A challenge to Future Humanity is a book based on analysis from Ethical perspective, which also details on various aspects of nature such as natural paraphernalia and bio-diversity of it. Man and nature's (that is environment) intrinsic relationship that includes nature's contribution to human civilizations is also being highlighted prior to pinpointing on the ethical analysis of human society. The author hopes that her point of view will be appreciated by intellectuals as well as by laymen of our society. The…mehr

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The book, 'Ethical Implications of Environmental Crisis on Present-Day Society: A challenge to Future Humanity is a book based on analysis from Ethical perspective, which also details on various aspects of nature such as natural paraphernalia and bio-diversity of it. Man and nature's (that is environment) intrinsic relationship that includes nature's contribution to human civilizations is also being highlighted prior to pinpointing on the ethical analysis of human society. The author hopes that her point of view will be appreciated by intellectuals as well as by laymen of our society. The other books by the author to follow the above mentioned one are: Ethical Implications of Environmental Crisis on Present-Day Society; A Challenge to Human Society (Part II_ India Chapter) and also on Gandhism and the Practice of Sustainability, as both are her favourite subjects.
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The author Rupali Devi Barua is a nature enthusiast and her activities revolve around nature and safeguarding natural paraphernalia. She is fond of birds and animals since her childhood (she had peacock and deer as her pet as there was no restriction as keeping them as so at that time, that is sixties) and perhaps such a childhood has helped her choose her subject as environmental philosophy for post graduate research, philosophy being her subject at master level. Her married life with the need to attend to assorted chores for children and other family members had not deterred her from pursuing a subject that was beloved to her.