Ecological Philosophy: The Harmonious Development of Human Beings and Nature is the Gleam of Marx’s Wisdom
LU Biao
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LU Biao
Abstract
The concept of ecology is not clearly put out in Marx’s works, but this does not mean that Marx did not know the idea of ecology. His philosophical thought is demonstrated in his analysis of the interrelationship among nature , society and humanity, especially the relationship between human beings and nature. Marx’s ecological philosophy contains such profound thoughts as that nature is the source of human values, that dissimilation is the root of the conflicts between humanity and nature, that system is the solution to ecological problems and the concept of cyclical nature. These concepts serve as very important inspiration for the contemporary human beings to solve ecological crisis.
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The concept of ecology is not clearly put out in Marx’s works, but this does not mean that Marx did not know the idea of ecology. His philosophical thought is demonstrated in his analysis of the interrelationship among nature , society and humanity, especially the relationship between human beings and nature. Marx’s ecological philosophy contains such profound thoughts as that nature is the source of human values, that dissimilation is the root of the conflicts between humanity and nature, that system is the solution to ecological problems and the concept of cyclical nature. These concepts serve as very important inspiration for the contemporary human beings to solve ecological crisis.
Key concepts: Humanity, Dissimilation, Ecological crisis, Ecology, Environmental ethics, Epistemology, Sociology, Human ecology