On Marxism Ecological Thought
YU Wei-xiang
Abstract
YU Wei-xiang
Abstract
In the writings of Marx and Engels,which contain abundant ecological thinking,Marx and Engels examined the relationship between man and nature as a whole,advocated the unity of man and nature.Human activities through its own labor practices strengthen the relationship between man and nature.The premise of respecting the laws of nature,accordance of human needs the nature world should be changed,man and nature should be a specific and historical unity.However,the expanding nature of capital has led to global ecological crisis.We can achieve reconciliation,unity of man and nature only if abolishing the capitalist system.It is a great significance that studying and researching Marxist ecological thinking,the concept of scientific development,construction of ecological civilization.
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In the writings of Marx and Engels,which contain abundant ecological thinking,Marx and Engels examined the relationship between man and nature as a whole,advocated the unity of man and nature.Human activities through its own labor practices strengthen the relationship between man and nature.The premise of respecting the laws of nature,accordance of human needs the nature world should be changed,man and nature should be a specific and historical unity.However,the expanding nature of capital has led to global ecological crisis.We can achieve reconciliation,unity of man and nature only if abolishing the capitalist system.It is a great significance that studying and researching Marxist ecological thinking,the concept of scientific development,construction of ecological civilization.
Key concepts: Ecological civilization, Premise, Ecological crisis, Marxist philosophy, Industrial civilization, Capital (architecture), Capitalist system, Sociology