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The Human-oriented Ecological View and Its Aesthetics as the Self-consciousness of Nature

Yongcheng ZENG1
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1 Chengdu University, China
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Abstract

Abstract:Friedrich Von Engels holds that nature attains self-consciousness from human and Karl Heinrich Marx's human-oriented ecological view is just the philosophical expansion of such awareness. As self-consciousness of nature and from the ecological entirety of nature and human, the human-oriented ecological view pays special attention to the objectivity of ecological ontology, the comprehensiveness of ecological subject and generation of ecological operation. Those peculiarities, reflected in human-oriented ecological aesthetics, can give unique explanations and answers to a series of aesthetic issues. The naturalness with ecological connotation, becomes the highest aesthetic principle and integrates with Chinese traditional aesthetics.

Keywords
the self-awareness of nature
the ecological entirety
objectivity
the comprehensive subjectivity
generation
naturaless
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