THE ROLE OF ECOLOGICAL CULTURE AND VALUES IN CHANGING HUMAN ACTIVITY

Abstract

The basis of man's attitude to nature is determined by his activity, because the material for such an attitude is given to him by nature itself. Accordingly, a change in attitude towards nature, in turn, leads to a change in the nature, direction, and scope of human activity. The development of society, along with the improvement of the human mind, also changes the nature of the relationship, which is the development of science. This has led to the gradual deepening and widening of man’s influence on nature. The question of man's attitude to nature begins to manifest itself differently at different stages of historical development. Accordingly, the philosophical understanding of nature has historically changed and evolved.