On the Ethical Dimension of the Relationship Between Man and Nature
Chen Ai-hua
Abstract
Chen Ai-hua
Abstract
Nature has been no longer pure since appearance of human beings. Where there are human beings, is impressed with human signs. Therefore, has become nature of history , the inorganic body of and environment for human survival. Along with rapid development of science and technology, traditional harmonious state of ethical relationship between man and is sternly challenged, and ethical problems in environment and resources are becoming increasingly severe. In order to solve these problems, human beings, governed by certain ethical ideas and ethical rules of relationship between man and nature, must develop and utilize in proper ways. Meanwhile, we human beings should be able to adapt ourselves to nature, to appreciate nature, cherish and protect so that we may promote coordinated development of human beings, natural environment and social systems.
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Nature has been no longer pure since appearance of human beings. Where there are human beings, is impressed with human signs. Therefore, has become nature of history , the inorganic body of and environment for human survival. Along with rapid development of science and technology, traditional harmonious state of ethical relationship between man and is sternly challenged, and ethical problems in environment and resources are becoming increasingly severe. In order to solve these problems, human beings, governed by certain ethical ideas and ethical rules of relationship between man and nature, must develop and utilize in proper ways. Meanwhile, we human beings should be able to adapt ourselves to nature, to appreciate nature, cherish and protect so that we may promote coordinated development of human beings, natural environment and social systems.
Key concepts: Environmental ethics, Natural (archaeology), Dimension (graph theory), Sociology, Order (exchange), Human Dimension, Epistemology, Psychology