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Ecocentrism is an environmental ethical perspective that places intrinsic value on all living and non-living components of an ecosystem. It prioritizes the well-being of the entire ecosystem over individual species or human interests. Ecocentrism emphasizes the interconnectedness and interdependence of all elements within an ecosystem.

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Ecocentrism is a worldview that considers nature and ecosystems as inherently valuable, independent of human interests. Anthropocentrism, on the other hand, places human beings at the center, viewing nature as primarily serving human needs and interests. Ecocentrism promotes a more holistic and interconnected perspective on the environment, while anthropocentrism tends to prioritize human well-being above all else.

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It depends on what type of chauvinism you are talking about;

male chauvinism= female chauvinism (and vice-versa)

human chauvinism (anthropocentrism)= environment chauvinism (ecocentrism)

etc...etc...

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Ecocentrism or environmentalism is the ideology that focuses on the protection and preservation of the Earth's natural environment. Those who are obsessed with ensuring the health and sustainability of the planet are often referred to as environmentalists or ecocentric individuals.

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Anthropocentrism- human-centered ethics- assumes humans are morally significant

Biocentrism- states that all forms of life have the right to exist

Ecocentrism- maintains the environment deserves direct moral consideration, not merely derived from human or animal interests.

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