Heidegger, Beuys, and Ecology: The Imperialism of the Technologically Organized Human
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The article examines the ecological views of Martin Heidegger and Joseph Beuys. Beuys' "Call for an Alternative" and his art project "7000 Oaks" influenced the early Green Party, while Heidegger's critique of technological development and the "exploitation" of nature serves as a basis for ecological philosophy.
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