Natural Human and Human′s Natural Essence——Interpretation of Marx′s Manuscript About Economics and Philosophy in 1844 in Current Age
Lin Jianwen
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Lin Jianwen
Abstract
Marx′s Manuscript About Economics and Philosophy in 1844 contained significant thoughts of(ecological) ethics.It claimed that human is an indispensable part of the nature seen from any aspect of the following: production materials,living materials,labor tools or genus essence.Besides,only by being humanized can the(nature) obtain all its meaning and value.Marx argued that people were aliened and the environment was ruined(because) the harmony between human and the nature was destroyed in the capitalist production style,and the(harmonious) relationship would be visualized and realized in the future communist society.Marx′s Manuscript(established) preliminarily the ecological viewpoint of the nature that advocated the harmony and integration between human and the nature.
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Marx′s Manuscript About Economics and Philosophy in 1844 contained significant thoughts of(ecological) ethics.It claimed that human is an indispensable part of the nature seen from any aspect of the following: production materials,living materials,labor tools or genus essence.Besides,only by being humanized can the(nature) obtain all its meaning and value.Marx argued that people were aliened and the environment was ruined(because) the harmony between human and the nature was destroyed in the capitalist production style,and the(harmonious) relationship would be visualized and realized in the future communist society.Marx′s Manuscript(established) preliminarily the ecological viewpoint of the nature that advocated the harmony and integration between human and the nature.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Philosophy, Epistemology, Human being, Value (mathematics), Meaning (existential), Natural (archaeology), Style (visual arts)