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There are basically three types of relationships between humanity and nature: mastery over nature (man is to (36) nature) ,harmony with nature (man is to live in harmony with nature) ,and subjection to nature (man is dominated by nature) .
In the Western world, humanity is viewed as (37) from nature. In particular, the North American relationship to nature is that it should be overcome and controlled. Nature and physical (38) can be and should be controlled for human (39) . To most North Americans, the expression "to move a mountain" is not a metaphor (40) the impossible but rather an (41) challenge based on past experience. The outlook of U. S. culture is that it is the person’s responsibility to overcome (42) that may stand in his or her way.
The harmony-with-nature (43) draws on distinction between or among human life, nature and the supernatural; each is an extension of the others. (44) There are basically three types of relationships between humanity and nature: mastery over nature (man is to (36) nature) ,harmony with nature (man is to live in harmony with nature) ,and subjection to nature (man is dominated by nature) .
In the Western world, humanity is viewed as (37) from nature. In particular, the North American relationship to nature is that it should be overcome and controlled. Nature and physical (38) can be and should be controlled for human (39) . To most North Americans, the expression "to move a mountain" is not a metaphor (40) the impossible but rather an (41) challenge based on past experience. The outlook of U. S. culture is that it is the person’s responsibility to overcome (42) that may stand in his or her way.
The harmony-with-nature (43) draws on distinction between or among human life, nature and the supernatural; each is an extension of the others. (44)