See anthropocentrism, as wel as Mediocrity principle and Copernican principle . talk ) 22 : 18, 27 June 2013 ( UTC)
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They accuse him of such sins as relativism and anthropocentrism, ceding to human beings too prominent a place in the hierarchy of life.
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The works of William R . Catton, Jr . and Riley Dunlap, among others, challenged the constricted anthropocentrism of classical sociology.
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These dislocations induced by globalized cultures and economies enable a critique of anthropocentrism, but how reliable are they as indicators of a sustainable future?
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Our article suggests that its antithesis is " biocentrism ", but other web resources suggest " pantheism " or " non-anthropocentrism ".
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They also see it as an example of the logical flaw of hubris or anthropocentrism in its assertion that humans are the purpose of the Universe.
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Around the arch we notice small sculptures of low relief, with the form of heads, symbol of the anthropocentrism that dominated the Renaissance epoch.
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Feminist thought sparked developments in post-humanism and de-anthropocentrism by critiquing ways in which biological determinism has been warped to oppress and essentialize.
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Anthropocentrism is the position that humans are the most important or critical element in any given situation; that the human race must always be its own primary concern.
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Thus, Varner defends a kind of " axiological anthropocentrism "; this can be distinguished from " valuational anthropocentrism ", according to which only humans have inherent value.
