The system-ecosystem approach in psychology as a factor of sustainable development of modern society

Aleksandr Ivanovich Kugai

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This chapter presents the systems aspects of ecosystem psychology. The terms system and systemic have a wide range of meanings, and the main purpose of this article is to clarify how these terms are used in ecosystemics. A general overview of systems theory is provided in order to identify issues that are relevant to the present discussion. The author shows that although social constructivist views are relevant, hermeneutic considerations are much more important in ecosystem psychology. The chapter discusses the systems aspects of ecosystem psychology, drawing on the ideas of Durheim, Parsons, Berger, Parsons, Luckmann, Schutz, Heidegger.

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