Marx's View of Nature: Profound Meaning and Contemporary Value
Yang Yong-bin
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Yang Yong-bin
Abstract
Marx's view of nature observes the natural world from subject or mankind,considering it as people's perceptual activity— practice,so it has both subjective implication and practical implication; Marx's view of nature insists on the dialectical unity between nature and history,and grasps the relation between human and nature from deep level of social relation,hence it has profound social and historical implication. Marx's view of nature is not out of fashion,and it has important value in theory and practice. In theory, Marx's view of nature is helpful for us to understand Marxism,and in practice,it provides correct direction in the ecology civilization construction.
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Marx's view of nature observes the natural world from subject or mankind,considering it as people's perceptual activity— practice,so it has both subjective implication and practical implication; Marx's view of nature insists on the dialectical unity between nature and history,and grasps the relation between human and nature from deep level of social relation,hence it has profound social and historical implication. Marx's view of nature is not out of fashion,and it has important value in theory and practice. In theory, Marx's view of nature is helpful for us to understand Marxism,and in practice,it provides correct direction in the ecology civilization construction.
Key concepts: Dialectic, Epistemology, Relation (database), Meaning (existential), Value (mathematics), Civilization, Natural (archaeology), Subject (documents)