The basic ecological epistemology

Ecology of human relationships There is the problem of the pollution of human relationships. It is necessary to identify the polluting factors of these relationships, their diffusion in the internal human atmosphere e interindividual. As well as let's monitor the pollution status of cities, we have to make a special train go in some important stations of these cities of man. We have to be the least generic possible, that is to say which are the objective measurements of this pollution, such as the methods we have adopted or are adopting to measure this pollution, such as responsibilities, such as effects. It's a job that we will all have to do. But to be constructive, we must also indicate: what are the principles to be followed in order not to pollute e don't pollute yourself. What measures we propose to detoxify us themselves, our closest relationships and entire cities humans affected by human corrosive poisons; what will be the wonderful landscapes, optimistically hoping, that await us, or that already exist, and that they will be preserved if the clean-up work will be effective and constant. We can say with a first approximation that a relationship human is polluted if it is not satisfactory for one or all subjects of the relationship. First of all there is the materiality of the primary, or hygienic needs, as Maslow called them (develop economic structural problems, as the primary cause of the problems also so-called psychological: and yet even if you know it was a desperate unemployed, when you jump off a bridge you keep on talk about mentally ill!). But then there is also the more spiritual need, but not less perceptible, so-called secondary needs (self-esteem, self-realization, expression of personal creativity etc.). So the types of need add up and with them dissatisfactions ... There is a very high frequency of dissatisfaction, unhappiness and anxiety, caused to a multitude of people only by presence of the neighbor or colleague or family member, in short of social partner. This accumulation of dissatisfaction clogs up relationships, coarcts them and makes them impossible. The dimension of human relational pollution must be at this point really huge. It is better to explore it well. Each one, even in its microcosm. If it is true that the human person has difficulty living alone and has an extreme need of companionship, of sociality, of help, of solidarity, it also seems equally true that every person does he drinks the poison with the help of others. And more yes it is company fasts the more one becomes sensitive to poison of relational pollution.