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What is it that Ecohumanism Research aspires to? The purpose of this brief article is to address this question. But first, it is necessary to consider the website’s philosophy, which will put the topic into context. Ecohumanism Research is a semi-academic project that exists for the purpose of advancing ecohumanism, which is a holistic philosophy […]

In a previous article, I introduced the philosophy of ecohumanism where I distinguished it from its humanist counterpart while briefly discussing how its morality is what makes it uniquely identifiable. In this article, we will discuss what paganism is because as the title suggests, it has a relationship with ecohumanism. Why should we care about

With the global economy possessing record debt of approximately $300 trillion1 and with countries struggling to recover from the tumult caused by the political response to the crises of the COVID-19 pandemic, and others such as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the world appears to have entered a period of great historical significance. Since

Is humanism an archaic way of life as the title of this article suggests? Perhaps it is worth reconsidering the question altogether. Thus, it may be worthwhile asking ourselves something akin to the following – is our way of thinking and behaving appropriate for the 21st century and beyond? The short answer to this is

What began as an outbreak toward the end of 2019 grew into a global emergency whose social and economic repercussions are affecting us more than two years later, and that will probably continue to affect us for the foreseeable future. Unlike previous pandemics, the COVID-19 pandemic is one of unprecedented collateral damage that has dragged

As the title of this article suggests, it concerns a little-known book published in the 1980’s that provided a glimpse of the future that we are living in, and that we may continue to live in. It concerns a topic that in academic terms would primarily encompass the natural and social sciences. In common parlance,

This article serves as a very brief introduction to ecohumanism. As the founder of this web project, I shall attempt to provide a clear definition and description for the philosophy. Before I do so, I feel it would be appropriate to begin with an acknowledgement of the fact that I could not have developed the