Paul Taylor's Respect for Nature: Human Superiority

In "respect for nature" Paul Taylor has developed the following four elements of the biological center's view of nature. Nature is an interdependent system. Each organism is a biological center (TCL) with its own advantages. Human beings are better than other creatures. If Taylor recognizes and accepts the first three elements, I believe it is not unreasonable to accept the fourth element.

Biocentricism and Paul Taylor's reading is my second speech. Taylor is known for his book "Respect for Nature", a book about bio-centricism. Bio-centricism has four main elements. The first is that humans and other species are equal members of the Earth. Second, the ecosystem is a complex network of interrelated species. Third, each creatures is a psychological life center pursuing their own needs. The last thing is that humanity is better than other species. The main question that people should consider in this view of the world is how we deal with the environment according to our values ​​and environmental values. Taylor will say that we should live our lives in a way that respects the welfare and intrinsic value of all creatures. Since we are not the dominant species on this planet, all species have the right to survive and should be protected. Our responsibility to protect is beyond human interests

In "respect for nature", Paul Taylor has developed the following four natural biological core elements. Human beings are members of the life circle of the earth and are in the same meaning and under the same conditions as other creatures. Nature is an interdependent system. Each creature is a biological destination center (TCL), which has its own advantages. Human beings are better than other creatures. If Taylor recognizes and accepts the first three elements, I believe it is not unreasonable to accept the fourth element.