The Philosophy of Civilization

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The Philosophy of Civilization is a two-volume work by Albert Schweitzer that presents his comprehensive ethical and cultural critique of modern society and outlines his philosophy of "reverence for life."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
non-fiction book
philosophical work
addresses ethical foundations of culture
meaning of progress
relationship between religion and civilization
responsibility toward nature
associatedWith Albert Schweitzer's ethical philosophy
Albert Schweitzer's theology NERFINISHED
author Albert Schweitzer NERFINISHED
centralConcept reverence for life
countryOfOrigin Germany
critiques materialism
modern Western civilization
technological progress without ethics
describes ethical foundations of civilization
focusesOn crisis of modern civilization
individual moral responsibility
relationship between culture and ethics
genre ethical treatise
philosophy
hasKeyIdea ethical will-to-live
moral progress as basis of true civilization
solidarity with all living beings
influenced 20th-century ethical thought
environmental ethics
peace ethics
language German
mainSubject civilization
culture
ethics
moral philosophy
philosophy of culture
religion and ethics
numberOfVolumes 2
originalTitle Kulturphilosophie
philosophicalTradition Christian ethics
humanism
proposes ethical renewal of civilization
relatedConcept ethics of reverence for life
relatedWork Out of My Life and Thought NERFINISHED
timePeriodDiscussed 19th century
early 20th century
modern era
volume Civilization and Ethics NERFINISHED
The Decay and Restoration of Civilization NERFINISHED

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Civilization and Ethics partOf The Philosophy of Civilization