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==== 3. Deduced Updates for the Final Chapter ====

Based on the comparison, the following updates can be integrated into the new final chapter:
# Expanded Epistemological Framework: – Enrich the discussion on epistemic-moral hybrids by incorporating alternative epistemologies that critique traditional, Western-centric paradigms. – Integrate discussions on “Alternative Epistemologies” and “Epistemic Trespassing” to highlight the need for crossing disciplinary boundaries and valuing diverse forms of knowledge.
# Reconceptualization of Anthropocentrism: – Move beyond the simple dichotomy of humans versus nature by discussing “Animistic Sensibilities” and addressing the legal, ethical, and socio-cultural dimensions of non-anthropocentric values. – Introduce a relational framework that synthesizes insights from environmental, biocentric, and ecocentric discourses.
# Enhanced Interdisciplinary and Participatory Approaches: – Incorporate themes of inclusive governance and knowledge co‐production, drawing on insights from “Integrative Dialogue Frameworks” and “Inclusive Modes of Governance.” – Highlight the role of supradisciplinary science and educational transformation in fostering critical, ethically grounded research practices.
# Integration of Contemporary Challenges: – Update the context to reflect modern challenges in Earth observation, digitalisation, and the emerging technologies that mediate human-Earth interactions. – Address the implications of the Anthropocene as both an epoch and a cultural construct, incorporating debates over planetary-scale anthropogenic change and rupture.
# Future Research Agenda and Methodological Innovation: – Present a forward-looking research agenda that builds on the call for developing methodological spaces for integrating moral values and scientific practice. – Suggest explicit strategies for creating interdisciplinary research consortia, participatory policy frameworks, and ethical oversight mechanisms.