On the natural environment of human life

The article is devoted to the physiological activity of a person - the natural side of his life. It is shown that human life activity is characterized by social relations, revealed through objectification and de-objectification. In other words, the vital activity of people is based on objective activity, which carries out the process of self-government with the help of conscious forms of ideal expression. The physiological process in a person does not proceed autonomously from his activity, but often in an organic relation to it and is carried out for the implementation of a social act. The physiological process itself, of course, is not included in the activity. He has relative autonomy in relation to sociality. Human physiology acts as a carrier and determinant of social activity, so it usually takes shape as a natural prerequisite for the latter. Thus, the objective human activity is impossible without a physiological process. This process is carried out in an activity "derived" from the latter and "subordinates" to it only in the presence of social relations. Outside of them, it is carried out independently, as a purely natural process.