Примери коришћења Destruction of nature на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Climate change/ destruction of nature(48.8%).
This was no longer war,it was slaughter of the civilian population and sustainable destruction of nature.
If we don't stop the destruction of nature, nothing else will matter.
Like Marx, they do not differentiate between the exhaustion of the soil as a source of raw material and the destruction of nature as a life-generating force.
Pollution and destruction of nature is a direct consequence of human sin, its visible embodiment.
Twenty of these precepts focused explicitly on the conservation of nature, while many other precepts were indirectly aimed at preventing the destruction of nature.
And this immoderation leads to the destruction of nature; in whatever sphere this money is earned, it reverberates on everything in the surrounding world.
In consumer society, not only labor, but the entirety of planetary life has become the instrument of capitalist reproduction:life, itself, has become the destruction of nature and man.
The consequence of the ever more dramatic destruction of nature is that the ruling principle of monopolistic capitalism,„Destroy the competition!
At the same time, it needs to have a critical stance towards developmental programs in any part of the world that are based on the destruction of nature and aim at developing a consumer mentality.
The capitalist destruction of nature and man as a cultural and biological being conditions the appearance of and strengthens the most reactionary political forces.
The question of the humanization of man as a natural being can be posed as a concrete historical question only in relation to the capitalist destruction of nature and man as a natural being.
Since nature is man's„anorganic body”(Marx), the destruction of nature is at the same time the destruction of man as a natural and therefore a human being.
Highly valued by the idea of solidarity and love among beings,they gave a a spiritual-humane framework from which we are still drawing strength today for the struggle that we lead against the destruction of nature.
The destruction of nature includes the destruction of the cultural heritage of mankind created over thousands of years, and based on the organic link between man and nature. .
We have, on the one hand, the demands of the circulation- of the capital which push us towards profit making- expansion,exploitation and destruction of nature and,- on the other hand, ecological demands.
The consequence of the ever more dramatic destruction of nature is that the ruling principle of monopolistic capitalism,“Destroy the competition!”, has become the ruling economic and political principle.
BBC News spoke to Cristiana Pa? ca Palmer, executive secretary of the UN Convention on Biological Diversity,about global efforts to stem the destruction of nature- and what individuals can do.
The destruction of nature means the destruction of humankind's cultural heritage, created over thousands of years and based on man's organic connection to nature, from which develops man's life-creating consciousness.
Marx overlooked the fact that capitalist labor does not only involve„possession” and„use”,but also destruction of nature, which means that it makes man increasingly dependent on a mutilated nature. .
They speak about a„return to nature”, but they are, actually, trying to„solve” their mental problems caused by their solitary hopelessness andslavery position in the work processes, which only contribute to the destruction of nature and humankind.
The destruction of nature and its transformation into man's enemy constitutes the destruction of humanity's emancipatory legacy, the possibility of creating a humane society and developing man as a humane and natural being.
Marx overlooks the fact that capitalist production implies not only the consumption of raw materials, energy and human labor,but also the destruction of nature as a life-generating force and man as a natural and human being.
The capitalist destruction of nature and man as a biological and human being has not had a significant influence on the development of the left-wing critique of capitalism, the formation of the proletariat's class-consciousness and socialist revolutions.
A vast majority of scientists are engaged in the production of weapons of mass destruction, devices for mass control, the genetic distortion of man, the destruction of nature, the manipulation and.
By overlooking the fact that the capitalist development of the productive forces is based on the destruction of nature and man, Marx overlooks the consequences of capitalism, the„healing” of which is humankind's most critical existential task.
Turning the working class into members of the“middle class” by way of a higher consumer standard is, actually, the way in which capitalism absorbs workers into its existential andvalue orbit, making them its accomplices in the destruction of nature and humankind.
The question is not„whether Marx knew“ or„whether he could have known“ that capitalism is a destructive order(as in his time the capitalist destruction of nature and man had not acquire the dramatic proportions it has today), but that Marx's critique of capitalism overlooks its essence- which then casts doubt on its accuracy, political doctrine based on it and the idea of the future arising therefrom.
Devoted to the myth of the„revolutionary” character of capitalism, Marx never recognized that capitalism does not primarily project itself into the future by developingthe productive forces and emancipatory possibilities of the civil society, but through the destruction of nature and of man, and by obliterating the emancipatory legacy of bourgeois society.
By the creation of“consumer society”, which means through the transition of capitalism into aphase of pure destruction, such a qualitative rise in destruction of nature and mankind has been performed that life on the planet is literally facing a“countdown”.