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On Marx's practical view of nature of organic theory

Ming Chen

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For a long time, people have been always apt to think of Marx's phiolsophy view of nature as physical ontology. In fact, Marx's view of nature comprehensively expounded dialectical and united connections between human and nature, history and nature, sensibility and reason, and it changed thoroughly exparte understanding of perceptual materialism and idealism for nature. Firstly, Marx advanced humanized nature concept that removed from the opposition between human and nature. Nature wasn't being that used to oppose to human any longer, but one part of organic unity that unites human and nature. Secondly, Marx advanced the concept of practice that overcomed sensuous contemplation of perceptual materialism. In conclusion, Marx's view of nature is of organic theory.

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For a long time, people have been always apt to think of Marx's phiolsophy view of nature as physical ontology. In fact, Marx's view of nature comprehensively expounded dialectical and united connections between human and nature, history and nature, sensibility and reason, and it changed thoroughly exparte understanding of perceptual materialism and idealism for nature. Firstly, Marx advanced humanized nature concept that removed from the opposition between human and nature. Nature wasn't being that used to oppose to human any longer, but one part of organic unity that unites human and nature. Secondly, Marx advanced the concept of practice that overcomed sensuous contemplation of perceptual materialism. In conclusion, Marx's view of nature is of organic theory.

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For a long time, people have been always apt to think of Marx's phiolsophy view of nature as physical ontology. In fact, Marx's view of nature comprehensively expounded dialectical and united connections between human and nature, history and nature, sensibility and reason, and it changed thoroughly exparte understanding of perceptual materialism and idealism for nature. Firstly, Marx advanced humanized nature concept that removed from the opposition between human and nature. Nature wasn't being that used to oppose to human any longer, but one part of organic unity that unites human and nature. Secondly, Marx advanced the concept of practice that overcomed sensuous contemplation of perceptual materialism. In conclusion, Marx's view of nature is of organic theory.

Key concepts: Materialism, Epistemology, Idealism, Dialectic, Sensibility, Opposition (politics), Contemplation, Philosophy

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