A: Puritanism
B: Realism
C: Naturalism
D: Romanticism
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- The Confucian view of human nature explains the relationship between man and nature from the perspective of the unity of man and nature. Which kind of relationship does this reflect between man and nature? A: Control nature B: Live in harmony with nature C: Be submissive to nature. D: All of the above are wrong
- 【单选题】Human beings need to be close to nature because _______. A. man is a part of nature B. nature needs man C. man is what nature is D. man does not need nature
- Which of the following perceptions are accordance with sane-environmentaism? A: Man is the measure of All things. B: Man can conquer Nature. C: Nature is Our motherland. We should respect and worship Nature. D: Nature is Our ward, not Our master. E: Nature is to serve human beings. F: Earth is a living organism. G: Humanity should adapt to Nature When its fate and that of Naturear are closely connected. H: We should give priority to humans' well-being compared with that of Nature.
- ” Harmony with nature” holds that man should live in ( ) with nature. A: opposite B: conflict C: harmony D: contrary
- In the light of American ______, man is living in a cold, indifferent, and essentially Godless world, and is no longer free in any sense of the word. A: Puritanism B: Romanticism C: Realism D: Naturalism
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Which of the following is NOT one of the main points in Nature? A: Trying to see life as an old man does. B: Looking at life each day with fresh eyes. C: Learning from nature constantly. D: Establishing a harmonious relationship with nature and God.
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What does the author think about the present relationship between man and nature?
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【单选题】As to the Man-Nature orientation, the Chinese belives (); while the Westerners believe that (). A. Man and nature are separated; man can conquer nature. B. harmony with nature; man and nature are separated. C. mastery over nature; harmony with nature D. none
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Man is not only a ______ in nature but also a ______ of nature.
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Which of the following can best describe Confucius’ view on the relationship between man and nature/Heaven?