The True Significance of Marx's and Engels'Views on Nature
Huang Xiao-ha
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Huang Xiao-ha
Abstract
There is an important relationship between Marx's and Engels' views on nature and Hegel's philosophy of nature,which is one of the theoretical sources of Marx's and Engels' views on nature.However,while abandoning Hegel's philosophy of nature,Marx and Engels not only combined the view on nature with the view on history,but they also put forward a way of resolving the conflict between human and nature,and the conflict between person and person.
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There is an important relationship between Marx's and Engels' views on nature and Hegel's philosophy of nature,which is one of the theoretical sources of Marx's and Engels' views on nature.However,while abandoning Hegel's philosophy of nature,Marx and Engels not only combined the view on nature with the view on history,but they also put forward a way of resolving the conflict between human and nature,and the conflict between person and person.
Key concepts: Hegelianism, Philosophy, Epistemology, Philosophy of history