Brief analysis on Marxist thought about the relationship between man and nature
Hongmei Zhang
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Hongmei Zhang
Abstract
The article analyzes Marxism thought from three sides about the relationship between human beings and the nature. They are:the dualism of the relationship between human beings and nature, and the dualism of geography surroundings; the punishment of nature to mankind actually through the humanized nature;and the relationship between human beings and nature displayed by man through the relationship between human and human, human and the society in reality.
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The article analyzes Marxism thought from three sides about the relationship between human beings and the nature. They are:the dualism of the relationship between human beings and nature, and the dualism of geography surroundings; the punishment of nature to mankind actually through the humanized nature;and the relationship between human beings and nature displayed by man through the relationship between human and human, human and the society in reality.
Key concepts: Dualism, Epistemology, Marxist philosophy, Sociology, Punishment (psychology), Environmental ethics, Philosophy, Social science