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On the Natural Concept in the Perspective of Marx's Life-world

Li Hou

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The exploration on nature is subject of philosophy research from ancient times till now.Marx explains the realistic naturein his new sight of life-world.The realistic naturein theory of Marx's life-world is product of human practice and results of human activities.It is nature of socialization and history.It has two forms:real nature and symbolic nature.

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The exploration on nature is subject of philosophy research from ancient times till now.Marx explains the realistic naturein his new sight of life-world.The realistic naturein theory of Marx's life-world is product of human practice and results of human activities.It is nature of socialization and history.It has two forms:real nature and symbolic nature.

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The exploration on nature is subject of philosophy research from ancient times till now.Marx explains the realistic naturein his new sight of life-world.The realistic naturein theory of Marx's life-world is product of human practice and results of human activities.It is nature of socialization and history.It has two forms:real nature and symbolic nature.

Key concepts: Epistemology, Perspective (graphical), Natural (archaeology), Subject (documents), Socialization, Sight, Sociology, Product (mathematics)

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