The Dialectics of Nature in Phenology
- 1 School of Philosophy, Beijing Normal University, Beijing, China
Abstract
Phenology, as a local knowledge mainly studied by observation, embodies the direct correlation between plants and animals in nature and the local environment. The dialectics of external and internal causes, contradiction and opposition, and negation and negation, which are embodied in phenology, reveals the inner logic and scientific method of phenology as a study, which is beneficial for a more scientific understanding and practice of phenology. The first part of the article firstly introduces the inevitable connection between phenology as a kind of local knowledge and agriculture, and the second part details the application of the three laws of Dialectics of nature in the study of phenology, thus showing how to use Dialectics in Phenology to better understand and influence nature.
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