Naturverantwortung, Humanität und Lebensehrfurcht von Kant zu Schweitzer
Responsibility for Nature, Humanity and Reverence for Life from Kant to Schweitzer

Summary/Abstract: Ethical/moral responsibility between humans and duties/obligations for other creatures after Albert Schweitzer’s ethics of “Reverence for Life”. Extended responsibility for “Nature” in general and practice – in particular for encroaching on and intruding in ecosystems facing the extant climate crisis and ecological dangers. What do the imperatives of “concrete humanity” or practical “humaneness” mean – and how can we realize and, more important, materialize these aims and values? Some practice-oriented theses are sketched out.

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