Study On Marx's Ecological View And Its Contemporary Significance

With the development of industrial civilization,ecological problems have become an important issue concerning human survival and development.How to face up to the current ecological problems and achieve coordinated economic,political,cultural,ecological and social development has become a difficult problem facing scholars.In order to better respond to the problems faced by the current human,many scholars choose to return to Marx,through reviewing Marx ecology view,dig deeper into the basic connotation of marxist ecological view,in order to better guide the construction of ecological civilization of our country.The first part of this paper analyzes the historical background of Marx's ecological view,and points out that Marx's ecological view theory originates from Hegel,Epicurus,Feuerbach and other people's ecological thoughts.The second part of the paper summarizes the four stages of the development of Marx's ecological view,namely,the embryonic stage,the formative stage,the mature stage and the development stage.Starting from the relationship between man and nature,Marx believes that ecological problems are embodied in the theory of material transformation fracture and alienation,which is rooted in the irrational capitalist system.The most fundamental way to solve the ecological crisis is to transform the system and establish the theory of ecological justice.Thesis the third part,reflects on the contemporary significance of Marx's ecological nature,think that it is to cultivate the concept of sustainable development to the ecological problems using the correct methodology,for the practice of our country's ecological civilization construction is of great significance.In short,in the face of the deteriorating ecological environment,we need to study marxist ecological view,reveal the thoughts of Marx's concept of ecological value,use it to guide the practice of human interaction,to seek the way out of the plight,for the current social development and provide guidance to solve the ecological crisis.