On Aytmatovs Philosophical Thoughts about the Relationship Between Human Beings and Nature
Jia Hao Xu
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Jia Hao Xu
Abstract
This essay explores a Kirghiz writer Aytmatovs philosophical thoughts on the relationship between human beings and nature, and his passionate and poetic description about nature and animal. The writer believes the human beings and nature should be equal and harmonic; to protect nature and sustain ecological balance is to protect good, beauty and the spiritual home of human beings; in order to eradicate the vicious behaviour as of plundering nature and killing lives, the idea of charity in mans heart should be cultivated and put into practical action. The Writer depicts a group of ideal characters with natural beauty, appealing for attention on reality and future.
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This essay explores a Kirghiz writer Aytmatovs philosophical thoughts on the relationship between human beings and nature, and his passionate and poetic description about nature and animal. The writer believes the human beings and nature should be equal and harmonic; to protect nature and sustain ecological balance is to protect good, beauty and the spiritual home of human beings; in order to eradicate the vicious behaviour as of plundering nature and killing lives, the idea of charity in mans heart should be cultivated and put into practical action. The Writer depicts a group of ideal characters with natural beauty, appealing for attention on reality and future.
Key concepts: Beauty, Action (physics), Ideal (ethics), Natural (archaeology), Balance (ability), Poetry, Order (exchange), Environmental ethics