On O'Connor's Theory Of The Trinity Of Nature, Labor And Culture

With the development of human society, people enjoy the material life greatly improved at the same time, but also suffer the bitter fruit of environmental pollution.The industrial revolution accelerated the development of society, but the ensuing ecological crisis, it makes many Western Marxists realize the root cause of the ecological crisis is the capitalist system,they proposed to combine Marxist ideology and ecology. O'Connor as an ecological Marxist, he supported the basic position of Marxism, he treated Marxist historical materialism as the basic point of view, using collaborating as the starting point to reconstruct classical historical materialism,combing the natural, labor, culture as Trinity theory.O'Connor not only reinterpreted the concept of collaboration, rethought the productive forces and production relations , but also expanded and added the scope of historical materialism in the Trinity theory. He suggested that labor cooperation can not be divorced from nature and culture. He pointed out that the process of labor cooperation is a process of dialectical unity with nature and culture. O'Connor's Trinity theory enriches the connotation of Marxism and fills the empty field of its theory.This article provides an inspiration and reference for the socialist construction of our country through the introduction,analysis and evaluation of O'Connor's theory of nature, labor and culture. First of all, it is not difficult for us to find the superiority of the socialist system from this article, the Trinity theory let us further experience the"system of self-confidence." Second,we learn to develop Marxism actively and prudently, we can never rest on its lament to develop our society wantonly without any misgiving, we must adhere to the basic theory of Marxism as a guide and never deny Marxism easily in the development of the process of Marxism in China. Finally,we must emphasize that we can learn how to promote China's ecological civilization construction further from the O'Connor natural, labor, culture, Trinity theory.