Environment and social spaciality: constructivity under the criticism of human function and nature in the framework of the environmental issue

Abstract

Functionality within the socio-spatial context is a perceptive relationship strengthened by actions of constancy of propositions, which based on an understanding, it is possible to understand that the process of world spatiality is linked to the intervention of man in nature. From bibliographical research on the subject, an exploratory and investigative research was developed in order to understand the relationship between man and the environment. Through interventionist processes of various matrices of agreement and function; a relevant and necessary theme for the fulfillment of discussion within the classical and modern philosophy, in order to understand the emergent immersion process of the events of the last years. In social discussions, it is presented as an ideological alternative to generate a transformation of perspective in the relationship between man and nature, within the direction of how the formation of the subject's identity is capable of being an integrative 'beyond' of common experience and starts to move. from the perspective of discipline and the action of respect and conformity to the integration of the power that the human carries through its process of respect, elaboration and function of global macro sustainability, in the human sense through the identification of the relation environment and for other questions about coping from the perspective of thought conduction.