论池田大作生态观中的人本主义思想

The Humanism in Ikeda Daisaku's Ecological Views

池田大作先生特别关注生态问题,在他与汤因比、贝恰等人的对话录以及他在不同场合的演讲中,基本形成了其生态观体系。他的"依正不二"、"生命的尊严"、"众生平等"、"人的革命"等生态观及对生态危机的根源、实质及化解路径等问题的分析,反映出他对自然的理解,生命的感悟,以及对人与自然和谐共生、天人合一境界的追求。他的生态观处处洋溢着人本主义的情怀,显示了其人本主义思想。

Ikeda Daisaku cares very much for ecological issues. His ecological outlook is basically formed in his conversations with Arnold Joseph Toynbee and Ricardo Diez-Hochleitner, and in his speeches on different occasions. His ideas concerning ＂the mutual dependence of subject and its environment＂, ＂the dignity of life＂, ＂the equality of all beings＂, and ＂man＇s revolution＂ are his analysis and understanding of nature, life and the underlying causes of ecological crises and possible solutions. These ideas also reflect Ikeda Daisaku＇s search and pursuit for a world of harmony between man and nature. Indeed, Ikeda Daisaku＇s humanistic concerns are fully demonstrated in his ecological views.