El pensamiento confuciano de la “Armonía entre el hombre y la naturaleza” y la construcción de la sociedad contemporánea
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Armonía entre Hombre y Naturaleza, Confucianismo, Sociedad contemporánea, Perspectiva de la NaturalezaResumen
En la antigua filosofía confuciana, el pensamiento de la “Armonía entre el Hombre y la Naturaleza” ocupa un lugar primordial. La noción confuciana tiene una arraigada y extensa historia, evolucionando y profundizándose a lo largo de sucesivas generaciones. Su contenido es profundo e intrincado, y abarca una perspectiva armoniosa e integrada de la naturaleza, una priorización de la rectitud sobre el interés personal y una perspectiva de desarrollo sostenible. Estas ideas tienen un valor significativo como punto de referencia para el establecimiento y avance de los sistemas sociales contemporáneos. Este artículo pretende explorar los orígenes y el desarrollo del concepto de “Armonía entre el Hombre y la Naturaleza”, al tiempo que analiza y reflexiona sobre cómo influye esta ideología en la construcción de la sociedad actual.
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Received: 31/05/2023 - Approved: 10/07/2023 – Published: 25/01/2024
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