Constructing Scientific View on Nature Bbased on the Nature of Man
Haiyan Zhang
Abstract
Haiyan Zhang
Abstract
Nature-views reflect essential attitudes and opinions on the nature of man,which is surely entailed in human life and practice.Therefore,we have to understand the relation between and nature from the view of man in the real world so as to construct a scientific view on nature.Historically speaking,the integrative nature view,mechanical view on nature,and ethical view on nature,thought different,all discuss the relation from an abstract way,which makes the deficiency in their theory.Practice is a unique way of human existence,in which human nature lies.From this point of view,man is supposed to hold an attitude of awe and reverence to nature,which is the scientific view of nature corresponding to the natural human nature.
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Nature-views reflect essential attitudes and opinions on the nature of man,which is surely entailed in human life and practice.Therefore,we have to understand the relation between and nature from the view of man in the real world so as to construct a scientific view on nature.Historically speaking,the integrative nature view,mechanical view on nature,and ethical view on nature,thought different,all discuss the relation from an abstract way,which makes the deficiency in their theory.Practice is a unique way of human existence,in which human nature lies.From this point of view,man is supposed to hold an attitude of awe and reverence to nature,which is the scientific view of nature corresponding to the natural human nature.
Key concepts: Reverence, Relation (database), Epistemology, Natural (archaeology), Construct (python library), Sociology, Point (geometry), Scientific theory