Mencions' Outlook on Nature and its Present-day Value
Zhou Shu
Abstract
Zhou Shu
Abstract
Mencious expressed his understanding and outlook on nature in his ex pounding of the ethics,moral principles ,philosophy and thoughts of education.He thought that the natural world was diversified and complicated,and that the human beings originated from the nature, and depended on the nature for survival.The hum an beings could change and take advantages of the natures for their own purposes, therefore the human beings should love the nature better and coordinate t he relations between the nature and themselves, so as to creat a favourable co-existence environment and organism for both the nature and the human beings. Such thoughts of Mencious exert a positive enlinghtening and educating effect on us to inprove our living environment.
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Mencious expressed his understanding and outlook on nature in his ex pounding of the ethics,moral principles ,philosophy and thoughts of education.He thought that the natural world was diversified and complicated,and that the human beings originated from the nature, and depended on the nature for survival.The hum an beings could change and take advantages of the natures for their own purposes, therefore the human beings should love the nature better and coordinate t he relations between the nature and themselves, so as to creat a favourable co-existence environment and organism for both the nature and the human beings. Such thoughts of Mencious exert a positive enlinghtening and educating effect on us to inprove our living environment.
Key concepts: Environmental ethics, Hum, Natural (archaeology), Value (mathematics), Epistemology, Human life, Human values, Philosophy