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Abstract

In current Slovak and Czech ecophilosophical works the notion „revolution“ is often used to indicate an unavoidable and desirable change of the current relation between man and nature. The authors speak of a philosophical revolution, of an axiological revolution, a revolution in thinking, feeling, of a linguistic and semantic revolution (S. Hubik) and of the necessity of moral revolution (E. Kohák). In radical ecological movements this notion indicates not only the above mentioned radical change, but also the radicalism of ways leading to it.