(Training Module 3, Part 7)
The material addresses the development of
conceptual understanding of the functional processes in the audience and is meant
for train-the-trainers specialists, university staff
and students, secondary school teachers and schoolchildren, non-governmental organizations,
municipal activists and other interested persons
Environmental consciousness (EC) means structures of environmental
knowledge (beliefs, values, concepts etc.) that facilitate/ motivate
pro-environmental behaviour from the anthropological
perspective – the ecological dimension of socially-determined psychotope.
The public’s environmental consciousness represents the social-psychological/ cultural
dimension of the conceptual model of sustainable development; its activation is
a prerequisite for balancing out the confronting nature protection (ecological)
and economic needs as well as directly affects the quality of human life.
material presents a comprehensive reflection of the EC concept as embedded in
the context of the theory of the unconscious, the biological psychology approach
etc. EC has been evaluated paradigmatically within V. Bolsho’s 4-dimensional
model of environmental consciousness, and relevant interpretations have been
detailed from the perspective of the cultural concept and its derivatives
(environmental ethics in particular).
Environmental consciousness is part of Training Module 3 on collaborative environmental communication,
but it can also be used separately.
3.7 Chapter 1 (ppt) (2.4 MB)3.7 Chapter 2 (ppt) (1.1 MB)3.7 Chapter 3 (ppt) (1.8 MB)3.7 Chapter 4, part 1 (ppt) (2.3 MB)3.7 Chapter 4, part 2 (ppt) (1.1 MB)3.7 Chapter 5, part 1 (ppt) (1.7 MB)3.7 Chapter 5, part 2 (ppt) (2 MB)3.7 Chapter 6 (ppt) (1.7 MB)
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