- XiaoJin
- DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21537488
- GAS Journal of Arts Humanities and Social Sciences (GASJAHSS)
As
a typical interdisciplinary discipline integrating engineering technology and
economic management, logistics engineering and management faces multiple
contradictions and practical dilemmas in the context of digitalization and
green low-carbon transformation, such as the opposition between operational
efficiency and ecological sustainability, the conflict between technological instrumental
rationality and humanistic value rationality, and the imbalance between
localized development and globalized layout. The Dialectics of Nature, as the
core theoretical system revealing the universal laws of natural movement,
technological development and human-nature interaction, provides a fundamental
philosophical methodology for solving the practical problems of modern
logistics systems. Based on the basic viewpoints of materialist dialectics,
this paper systematically analyzes the dialectical unity relationship between
man and nature in logistics activities, explores the internal contradictory
movement laws of logistics system evolution, and discusses the negative effects
of one-sided mechanical view of nature on traditional logistics development.
Combined with real industry data and typical enterprise cases, this paper sorts
out the practical application of dialectical thinking in green logistics
optimization, digital supply chain reconstruction and logistics system
resilience improvement. The research finds that the high-quality development of
modern logistics essentially relies on the guidance of dialectical thinking:
adhering to the holistic view to optimize the overall layout of logistics
systems, adhering to the contradictory view to resolve the development dilemmas
of logistics industry, and adhering to the developmental view to promote the
iterative innovation of logistics technology and management modes. On this
basis, this paper summarizes the practical enlightenment of Dialectics of Nature
for the sustainable development of logistics engineering and management, aiming
to provide philosophical support and methodological reference for the
innovative and green development of modern logistics industry.
Keywords: Dialectics of Nature, Logistics Engineering and Management, Sustainable Development, System Dialectics, Green Logistics, Digital Supply Chain.
