How to Respond to Things in the Anthropocene : Focused on the Thought of Reverence of Sot’aesan in Won-Buddhism

March 31, 2024

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The aim is to explore how Sot’aesan's thoughts in Won-Buddhism can guide responses to ecological crises in the Anthropocene.
Analyze Sot’aesan's philosophy and its implications for material relationships.
Discuss the dialogue between Eastern materialism and contemporary new materialism.
Examine the transition from a possessive mindset to a reverent relationship with nature.
Sot’aesan emphasizes reverence for all being, suggesting a shift from exploitation to coexistence.
The philosophy connects traditional East Asian materialism with modern philosophical currents.
A call for an ethical response to the Anthropocene by fostering a sense of interconnectedness with nature.

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Philosophical response explores ecological issues in the Anthropocene, emphasizing reverence and coexistence.

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