The Ecological Implication Of Marcuse's View Of Nature

Marcuse is the main representative of the Frankfurt School. He inherited the ancient Greek view of nature, presents the theory of nature with its own characteristics on the basis of Marx's conception of nature to explore the advanced capitalist social conditions and alienation Human nature, as well as exploring the liberation of the natural way.In this paper, a comprehensive study of nature at home and abroad Marcuse thought, focuses on the basic idea and its ecological significance Marcuse's view of nature. Specific thesis is divided into five parts:The first is the introduction, by Marcuse ideological view of nature and status of research review and assessment, described the research background, significance, research ideas, methods and possible innovations.After the introduction of the background, the paper then discusses the ideological origins of nature Marcuse, respectively, from the social background and theoretical sources Marcuse's view of nature both for in-depth analysis and induction, for the launch below provides a theoretical basis.Next, focus on interpretation of nature's basic idea Marcuse, Herbert Marcuse described first connotation "natural", and then turn to Marcuse's view of nature is a natural extract ontological, natural alienation and natural liberation on three parts.After thinking of Marcuse's view of nature to sort out, and then summarize the theoretical and practical significance of Marcuse's view of nature, namely the ecological heritage and inspiration for building a socialist Marxist ecological civilization.Finally, the concluding section summarizes the core of this thesis, Marcuse further deepen the ideological awareness of the value of nature.