THE SPIRITUAL RESPONSE OF NATURE AND MAN——A Comparative Study of the Ecological Literature of Mandumai and Prishvin
MA Xiao-hua
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MA Xiao-hua
Abstract
The cultural structure of the relationship between Nature and Man throughout Mongolian author Mandumai's writings makes him a poet who cherishes strong cosmic consciousness.It is on this cultural level that Mandumai and Prishven have the same attention to Nature as to their relatives.The desertification of grassland is one of the subjects of Mandumai's ecological literature while the fusing of Nature and Man is the behavioral manner of Prishven's relative-like attention to nature.The two writers' thinking about the relationship between Nature and Man has surmounted time and space,and represents the idea of treating ecological holism and ecological morality,and therefore,starts the ecological literature of their respective nationalities.
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The cultural structure of the relationship between Nature and Man throughout Mongolian author Mandumai's writings makes him a poet who cherishes strong cosmic consciousness.It is on this cultural level that Mandumai and Prishven have the same attention to Nature as to their relatives.The desertification of grassland is one of the subjects of Mandumai's ecological literature while the fusing of Nature and Man is the behavioral manner of Prishven's relative-like attention to nature.The two writers' thinking about the relationship between Nature and Man has surmounted time and space,and represents the idea of treating ecological holism and ecological morality,and therefore,starts the ecological literature of their respective nationalities.
Key concepts: Holism, Ecology, Morality, Consciousness, Sociology, Desertification, Environmental ethics, Epistemology