Relations between nature and society in a philosophical context

Abstract

This article explores the relationship between nature and society. Aspects of the ancient world, the middle Ages, modernity and modernity are studied systematically and philosophically. philosophical explanation of the relationship between nature and society provides a deeper understanding of the ecological situation. By solving these environmental problems, we will be able to systematically and objectively understand and evaluate ourselves. Recently, the interaction of nature and society in the scientific literature is considered by many scientists as a separate material process. Its special laws do not correspond to either the laws of the development of nature, or the laws of the development of society. The dialectical connection between society and nature has a long history. It may have existed from the earliest days of human development that these stages were repeated at every stage of the historical process. People can consciously set goals for themselves or consciously not change their attitude towards nature. In the relationship between man and nature, nature was viewed as an object for man in all historical periods and is still divided. Since the beginning of the 21st century, the ecological situation in various regions of the world has been deteriorating. Today, our ecological situation is deteriorating significantly every year.