Roshwald’s Philosophy of Care – the Creative Nature of the Concern (Implications for Sustainable Development)

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Jakub Bartoszewski

aquin@interia.pl

Abstract

The article considers issues connected with Professor Mordecai Roshwald’s philosophical and anthropological thought. It presents important elements of the philosophy of care, focusing on its fundamental concepts such as: appeal, dignity, being-with-you, and being-with-we. It is postulated that these elements may be employed to serve ​​the idea of sustainable development. This has been done on the example of the so-called participation: a. social participation, b. mechanisms for citizen participation.

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Mordecai Roshwald, philosophy of care, appeal, dignity, being-with-you, being-with-we, participation, social participation, mechanisms for citizen participation

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Bartoszewski, J. (2015). Roshwald’s Philosophy of Care – the Creative Nature of the Concern (Implications for Sustainable Development). Problemy Ekorozwoju, 10(2), 151–157. Retrieved from https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/preko/article/view/4918

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