Resumen:
The work seeks to develop, in a preliminary way, from Gyorgy Lukács' Ontology of Social Being (2018), an understanding of the relationship between the extinction of organic-natural complexes, such as biomes, and the extinction of partial complexes of social being. To do this, we start with a mediated exposition of what is understood, based on its metabolic relationship with the environment, as the ontological ‘nature' of the development of social beings. The conclusion is that as it is from the metabolism with nature that human beings develop and reproduces itself dynamically, alterations that jeopardize organic and animal life that served as support for the realization of a certain complex of social being, also jeopardize the reproduction of that partial complex.
