ethnosphere
ethnosphere by Damyen129 April 20, 2009
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ethosphere
The theoretical realm in which the ethos of the world is collectively held, shared, and developed. May also refer to a subset of this as pertains to a specific group of people, or even an individual.
She felt a new wind was blowing, a new spirit-of-the-age was soon to arrive; something new was brewing in the ethosphere.
The group's habits, views, and values formed an ethosphere, which all group members helped to develop and maintain.
He felt that everything that defined who he was -- his character, views, aspirations, and values -- were all held together in his own personal ethosphere.
The group's habits, views, and values formed an ethosphere, which all group members helped to develop and maintain.
He felt that everything that defined who he was -- his character, views, aspirations, and values -- were all held together in his own personal ethosphere.
ethosphere by Jewelweed July 15, 2011
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ethersphere
Derived from the more specific word, ethernet, to a more general meaning for the intangible that is the internet or non-handwritten, non-oral communication.
ethersphere by pantaleimona April 1, 2010
Ethicsphere
The Ethical 'Biosphere' or 'Moral' Anthroposphere
"The great law of conservation of energy that rules heaven and earth is also the moral law of Man. Transferred to the sphere of Ethics it is the commandment of Love as the regulating principle of Life."
- Frank E Warner 'Future of Man' (London 1944).
"The great law of conservation of energy that rules heaven and earth is also the moral law of Man. Transferred to the sphere of Ethics it is the commandment of Love as the regulating principle of Life."
- Frank E Warner 'Future of Man' (London 1944).
During Covid very few if any countries did very much to uphold and protect the Ethicsphere., already largely shredded by Globalized, Neoliberal, Corporation State *Market Dictatorshop* Faschism.
Ethicsphere by PartisanZ April 14, 2022