From Natural Ecology to Social Ecology
Jun Ye
Abstract
Jun Ye
Abstract
While intercrossing and infiltrating with natural sciences,mathematics and systems science,modern ecology intercrosses and synthesizes vigorously with humanities and social sciences,thus giving rise to new branch subjects,such as physical ecology,chemical ecology,biological ecology,mathematical ecology,systems ecology,humanity ecology,behavior ecology,psychological ecology,cultural ecology,economic ecology,educational ecology,etc.and the evolvement,development and necessary transition from natural ecology to social ecology.Thereby,a new stage of profound development of modern ecology is initiated.
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While intercrossing and infiltrating with natural sciences,mathematics and systems science,modern ecology intercrosses and synthesizes vigorously with humanities and social sciences,thus giving rise to new branch subjects,such as physical ecology,chemical ecology,biological ecology,mathematical ecology,systems ecology,humanity ecology,behavior ecology,psychological ecology,cultural ecology,economic ecology,educational ecology,etc.and the evolvement,development and necessary transition from natural ecology to social ecology.Thereby,a new stage of profound development of modern ecology is initiated.
Key concepts: Ecology, Systems ecology, Applied ecology, Evolutionary ecology, Social ecology, Environmental social science, Industrial ecology, Biology