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VALUES FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE VS. GLOBAL PROBLEMS AND THREATS

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Huba M.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2006
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vol. 61
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issue 7
520-532
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The submitted study tries to map the recent developments of values compatible with the sustainable way of living problematic from both Czech, Slovak and thinkers from abroad perspectives in the wider framework of relevant international activities. Values compatible with a sustainable way of living are a set of values, the implementation of which promote the shift towards sustainable future. These values are not completely new. Just the opposite. They create the core of the common heritage of humankind, since the oldest religious cultures. The majority of political and intellectual leaders around the world acknowledge concept of sustainable development/sustainable living as the most important tool for protecting the biosphere and for securing reasonable development for the future.
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ĽUDSKÉ HODNOTY, ETIKA, UDRŽATEĽNOSŤ A KVALITA ŽIVOTA: TEÓRIA A PRAX

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Huba M.
Filozofia (Philosophy)
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2007
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vol. 62
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issue 8
675-685
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The article deals with the human values and ethical aspects as related to the sustainability and quality of life. Sustainability and higher quality of life should not only mean the simple biological survival, reducing human being to a spiritless creature or a materialistic, pragmatic and/or technocratic construct. Being inspired by the ideal of humanism and influenced by the environmental ethics, sustainable living should be the one based on harmony and on environmentally friendly satisfying of all relevant needs. Sustainable living should satisfy the human expectations, and endorse such a use of the human resources, which would not endanger the protection and restoration of the natural resources. The article deals with the above-mentioned aspects from the theoretical, as well as practical points of views, making use of the ideas coming from different research fields.
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