Примери коришћења Nature and man на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Nature and Man.
Between nature and man.
Nature and Man are one!
The ancient rishis of India discovered laws of sound alliance between nature and man.
Nature and man are the best artists,and when they work together, the result is always a masterpiece.
In the contemporary world, the governing relation to nature and man appears in the form of a totalizing commercialization of nature and society.
I think that if you are using natural resources,it is more environmentally friendly and healthier for both nature and man.
For Marx, labor is the„exchange of material and intellectual goods between nature and man” and as such is a way by which nature and man are humanized.
At the trucking it is released eg carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides and hydrocarbons, which, like ships' emissions,harmful to nature and man.
Radical reduction in labor time For Marx, labor is the„exchange of material and intellectual goods between nature and man” and as such is a way by which nature and man are humanized.
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 specific life-creating potentials of man, as the highest form inthe evolution of nature, represent a bond between nature and man and are the bases for the evolution of man as a specific natural being.
In the modern world, technology is not the expression of the development of man's powers and a possibility for man's liberation from natural determinism;it is rather a means for destroying both nature and man.
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.
A need for work becomes a need for developing creative powers and interpersonal relations and for dealing with the consequences of destroying nature and man as a biological 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-consciousnessand socialist revolutions.
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.
The dominant logic is a primitive economic logic imposed by capitalism, which cuts the life-creating bond between nature and man, according to the North American chief of the Seattle tribe, the“spinning wheel of life“, of which man is an organic part.
If Marx in his own time did not emphasize the destructive tendencies in the development of capitalism,why did not his followers do that when it became obvious that capitalism destroys nature and man?
This is a logic suited to the nature of the“consumer society”, the last stage in the development of capitalism,where the consequences of the destruction of nature and man as a natural and reasonable being become the means for the reproduction of capitalism.
It is about a„consumer society” dominated by destructive labor and consumerism with a destructive and totalitarian character,which means that the capitalistically conditioned life has turned into the destruction of nature and man.
If Marx had regarded capitalism as an order that threatens nature and man as a human and natural being, then the awareness of the need to preserve life on the planet would have been the basis for shaping the workers' class consciousness and a signpost in the struggle against capitalism.
I will quote the first and most essential lines of her essay:“In this extremely rational world,where modern societies impose their laws on nature and man, there is a phenomenon that no one can ever control: rain.”.
Existential humanism emerges in relation to capitalism as a destructive order that annihilates nature and man as a biological and human being-and places the struggle for the survival of the living world in the foreground, which means that it appears in the existential sphere.
Today, there are globally dispersed economic centers,which question the dominance of the West by conquering world markets through an ever-increasing destruction of nature and man as a human and biological being.
In light of the lethal consequences of a destructive capitalist irrationality, which is the basis of the capitalist economy and capitalism's relation to nature and man, the principle of a planned economy, which was affirmed in the October Revolution, takes on a supreme political and existential significance.
Work is not the only form in which man is alienated from himself as an erotic(playing) being,the whole life is such a form, based on the«technical civilization» which represents the form in which capitalism destroys nature and man as a natural and human being.
In spite of the efforts of dominant propaganda machinery to convince the public that, with science and technology, capitalism is capable of„healing“ its negative consequences, in view of its increasingly dramatic ecocidal practices, capitalism has dispelled the illusion that science and technology can repair its effects toward the destruction of nature and man.
It turns out that it is precisely the development of productive forces based on private ownership that leads to the increasingly dramatic existential and, thus, the general social crises,as they arise from an mounting destruction of nature and man as a human and biological being.