Noun Explanation Ecological Civilization

Ecological civilization refers to the sum of material and spiritual achievements made by human beings following the objective law of harmonious development of human beings, nature and society; it refers to the form of culture and ethics with the basic tenet of harmonious ****sheng, benign cycle, comprehensive development and sustained prosperity between human beings and nature, between human beings and nature, between human beings and human beings, and between human beings and society.

Ecological civilization is a form of human civilization, which takes respect for and maintenance of nature as the premise, takes harmony between man and man, man and nature, and man and society **** life as the purpose, takes the establishment of sustainable mode of production and consumption as the connotation, and guides people to embark on the road of sustainable and harmonious development as the focus.

Ecological civilization emphasizes human consciousness and self-discipline, stresses the interdependence, mutual promotion, *** place **** integration of people and the natural environment, both the pursuit of human and ecological harmony, but also the pursuit of human harmony, and human harmony is a prerequisite for the harmony of man and nature. It can be said that ecological civilization is the result of profound reflection on the traditional civilization form of mankind, especially industrial civilization, and is a major progress in the civilization form of mankind and civilization development concepts, paths and modes.

Expanded Information:

Eco-socialism arose in the 1970's as a Western

Eco-socialism was born in the 1970s as a result of the combination of the Western ecological movement and socialist thinking, and is one of the world's top ten Marxist schools of thought.

In the 1980s, people's thoughts on environmental issues went beyond ecology, and the ecological movement became a global political movement that integrates environmental protection, peace, and women's rights.

The grassroots democracy advocated by the eco-movement, the ****same ownership of the means of production, production for the needs of society and not only for market profits, equality of results, social and environmental equity, and harmony between human beings and nature have given some leftist scholars important inspirations. They critically absorbed ecological theories such as environmentalism, ecologism, eco-ethics and postmodernism, attributed the root cause of the ecological crisis to the capitalist system itself, and tried to use Marxism to guide the ecological movement and find a new way out for socialism.

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