The Anthropocentric Sozology of Julian Aleksandrowicz
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Issue Vol. 11 No. 1 (2016)
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Education and the Problems of Sustainable Development
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The article presents original concepts of ecological conscience and prevention for human health by protection of the natural and social environment by Polish physician and scientist Julian Aleksandrowicz (1908-1988). Both of them in general contain threads of environmentalism, sozology, axiology with highlighted value of health and proposed medicine of tomorrow. In detailed considerations Polish researcher concentrates on issues of ecological conscience, diseases of civilization and social deformations – partly resulting from the degradation of nature, pacifism and standards for the physician of the future. In the article this matters are presented in three points: 1 Environmentalism; 2 Ecological Conscience; 3 Deformation of social and human health. Medicine of tomorrow. The text emphasizes the anthropocentrism in sozological aspect of Aleksandrowicz views. A proposal to recognize them in perspective sozophilosophy is also presented.
