英文摘要 |
The imaginaries of man and nature held by the legislator constitutes the underlying conception of the Environmental Law Code, which is an issue of legislative philosophy that should be addressed first and foremost in the study of environmental law codification. The image of man conceptualized in the Environmental Law Code has both natural and social attributes, expanding the standard of human nature from being economically rational to economically and ecologically rational, through the evolution from ecosystem inhabitant to global village inhabitant and from being concerned only with contemporary generations to also with future generations. The image of nature in the Environmental Law Code contains three dimensions of resources, environment and ecology, all of which are necessary to human survival and development with different functions. Based on the new imaginaries of man and nature, the Environmental Law Code transforms the concepts of sustainable development and ecological civilization into concrete value orientation, and embodies the assumption of“economically and rational man”and the notion of ecological environment in specific rights and obligations through the reconstruction of legal relations. |