- Autor
- Verônica Ribeiro Possamai, Rodrigo Siqueira-Batista
- Revista
- Prometeus - Journal of Philosophy
- Edição
- 38
- Ano
- 2022
- DOI
- 10.52052/issn.2176-5960.pro.v14i38.15473
- Idioma
- pt
The planet is going through a major crisis triggered by the relationship between man and nature. This crisis compromises the quality of life for human and non-human beings of this generation and the next. It is necessary to modify the relationship of humanity with its surroundings, allowing an interaction with the environment based on a look of care and affection, not only of intervention and use for its own benefit. Leonardo Boff's Ethics of Care was presented as a theoretical framework for this change in the relationship with nature. The aim of this study was to describe Martin Heidegger's concepts; present Boff's ethics based on reading his works; demonstrate the applicability of the Ethics of Care and; to show the convergences with the principle of compassion of (bio) ethics of all beings.
