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Difference between humanisation of nature and naturalisation of human being

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Answered by gargboss2007

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The humanisation of nature is the process by which humanity employs labour as a means to re-direct flows of energy within natural systems to achieve social ends.
in naturalisation of humans, people are forced to listen to the dictates of nature while as in humanisation of nature, people have the ability to fight the adversities of nature.

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