1. 1 Environment ・ Interaction of earthworm and environment (1966/9-1974/8 ） 1. Environment described in dictionary 2. Interaction of earthworm and environment (1966/9-1974/8 ） 3. Shimizu's double holonic loop (Modification) ・ Ecology as not science but thought ・ Three natures of man‘s life Quotation from life study (Prof. Masahiro's Morioka homepage) ・ Ethics is not a place of my activity.. The subject and the environment have been interactive. I observe and describe it. I want to think about the above-mentioned thing in the future.

2. 2 Environment described in dictionary Biology dictionary Environmental science dictionary Environment Circumference of a certain subject the sum-total of influences which modify and determine the development of life or character. Habitat factor Abiotic environment and biological environment 1)Physical 、 2)Chemistry 、 3)biological 、 4)Social 、 5)Cultural Internal environment Metaphor in internal state of organism.The subject is a cell. Liquid element of organism It develops into the concept of homeostasis of organism. Subjective environment Environmental image caused by organism. The environment which does not specify the subject cannot be understood as substance. Observer's aspect of the environment depends on observer's nature-views

3. 3 資源の質の分割 資源の量の分割 個体の生老病死 Interaction of earthworm and environment (1966/9-1974/8 ） Experiment field Pheretima sp.(H-1) March 30-80mg WW 120m -2 The first ten days of June 2000 mgWW 60 m -2

4. 4 Eco-morophofeature Spacedemand Fooddemand Habitat segregatiom SegregationOf density Phenomenon Inner world of organism Body of organismEnvironment Interaction of earthworm and environment Growth and respiration Environment Place Holonic loop Semantic loop Shallow consideration Deep consideration Shimizu's double holonic loop (Modification)

5. 5 Semantic loop Internal environment Subjective environment Abiotic environment and biological environment Environment in biological dictionary 」 Shimizu's double holonic loop (Modification) Environmental image caused by organism Place Shallow consideration Deep consideration Holonic loop Environment

6. 6 Content expected of ecology in 1970's Ecology shows the outlook on the world. （ Ecology is an integrated science.: Not a tool of the analysis but Rough sketch ） Was ecology useful for a technical solution of the pollution environmental problems? It is environmental education that there seems to be a relation. Environmental problems were paid attention in 1960's, and ecology was put out to the center of the stage. Ecology offers a new aspect of the interrelation of the natural phenomenon to the philosophy and the human science.

7. 7 Ecology as not ecology as science but thought Maintenance: Shallow ecology To make man not fall into the crisis, natural environment is preserved. For air purification and gene preservation, etc Preservation: Deep ecology The main target of shallow ecology is healthy and prospers about the people who live in advanced nations. Networks of abundant lives of the virgin forest and the ecosystem have valuable value. Do not dispose of the nature as man's tool. The deep ecology adopts "Principle of variety and symbiosis“ Deep ecology criticism The deep ecology was formed by an intellectual elite of the white of the middle class of Europe and America (man). New ecological ethics are necessary Quotation from life study (Prof. Masahiro's Morioka homepage)

8. 8 Three natures of man's life 1"Nature of ranging" I want to integrate with the sea and the forest. 2 "Nature of self-profit" I may sacrifice other living things. 3“Nature of support” I want to help others. Quotation from Mr./Ms. Masahiro‘s Morioka life study @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ What do I want to do after retirement? After retirement, I will not research ecological ethics. I want to collect the earthworm in Kyushu, and do earthworm's taxonomy.

9. 9 Ethics is not a place of my activity After March 18 in 2014. The subject and the environment have been interactive. I observe and describe it. Thereafter, I want to consider the relation among the event, its observation, and its description.