Ecological Dimensions in Marx's Conception of Nature

Marx's conception of nature holds that nature is an essential precondition of the development of human society,and the exchange between human and nature is also an interactive relationship of coevolution,which is equivalent to the contemporary ecological holism.The underlying foundation of Marx's conception of nature is the reunification of man and nature in a humanistic sense.Revisiting Marx's conception of nature is helpful to rethink and examine the relationship between human and nature,and is beneficial to the construction of the ecological criticism and ecological civilization.