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The Dialectical Relationship between Human Passive Nature and Motility

Author: ZuoYanZuo
Tutor: WeiHanJun
School: Guangxi University for Nationalities
Course: The basic principles of Marxism
Keywords: passive nature of people motility of people dialecticalrelationship the solution of the contradiction
CLC: B038
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


For a long time, the academia notice more in descriptions or research thequestion of human motility.And did not give enough attention for human passivenature . So there is the tendency of heavy human motility and light the passivenature .In fact , The relationship between the two is indivisible and dialectical.Narrow sense of human passive nature is the nature of people had to restrictedconstraints from their own body organization and the nature because of the humanis part of the nature and the fact of people Comes from animals led to people Inorder to eat and drink in living and must dealing with natural . generalized sense ofhuman passive nature is the nature of people restricted onstraints from natural,society and idea because of human is not only the existence of nature ,also thesocial existence and the thinking existence.Narrow sense of human motility is the physical activity of human knowingand transform the nature and make the nature production the results which canmeet human natural needing.Beacause the human in order to overcome the passivenature of their own body organization or life. The generalized sense of humanmotility refers to the human to meet its own material, social and spiritual needs andexploration, understanding and transformation of nature and human society itselfand people’s spiritual world of all substances spiritual activity.The dialectical relationship between passive nature and motility of people,reflected in their identity, also reflected in both struggle. Just the relationshipbetween man and nature is enough to illustrate the perspective of the dialecticalrelationship between the two.Contemporary human society is still the class society, therefore, peoplebetween passive nature and motility of people, by moving the solution of theproblem can only be temporary. Only the communist society in the future, this onecontradiction can be solved thoroughly, can thoroughly realize people and nature,human settlement of reconciliation.

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