Philosophical critique demonstrates how cognitive and institutional structures drive psychological separation, highlighting the necessity of conscious cooperation with the wider living world.
A philosophical critique of humanity's psychological separation from existence. The paper explores how thought, ego, institutions, civilization, and authority can reinforce separation while arguing for conscious participation, cooperation, contribution, and responsibility toward the wider living world.
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