John Muir: Wilderness Essays, Environmental Studies, Memoirs & Letters (Illustrated Edition). Picturesque California, The Treasures of the Yosemite, Our National Parks…
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- Nombre de pages2680
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- ISBN859-65--4777033-6
- EAN8596547770336
- Date de parution31/12/2023
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- Taille11 Mo
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In "John Muir: Wilderness Essays, Environmental Studies, Memoirs & Letters (Illustrated Edition), " the reader is invited into the rich tapestry of Muir's profound connection with nature. This collection features a meticulously curated selection of essays and letters that not only articulate the beauty of the American wilderness but also advocate for environmental conservation during a period that experienced rapid industrialization.
Muir's lyrical prose, woven with detailed observations and personal anecdotes, reflects both a Romantic literary ethos and a burgeoning ecological consciousness, providing timeless insights into the natural world and humanity's relationship with it. John Muir, revered as the "Father of the National Parks, " was born in 1838 in Scotland and later emigrated to the United States. His formative years on a Wisconsin farm, coupled with his extensive travels through the Sierra Nevada and other natural landscapes, deeply influenced his environmental philosophy.
Muir's experiences as a naturalist, scientist, and passionate advocate for the preservation of untouched wilderness led him to write works that would inspire future generations of conservationists and activists. This illustrated edition serves as an essential resource for anyone drawn to nature writing, environmental studies, or American history. Muir's evocative eloquence and insightful observations make this collection a must-read for those seeking inspiration in both the beauty and fragility of our planet.
Dive into these essays to discover the soul of a man whose love for the wild still resonates in today's environmental discourse.
Muir's lyrical prose, woven with detailed observations and personal anecdotes, reflects both a Romantic literary ethos and a burgeoning ecological consciousness, providing timeless insights into the natural world and humanity's relationship with it. John Muir, revered as the "Father of the National Parks, " was born in 1838 in Scotland and later emigrated to the United States. His formative years on a Wisconsin farm, coupled with his extensive travels through the Sierra Nevada and other natural landscapes, deeply influenced his environmental philosophy.
Muir's experiences as a naturalist, scientist, and passionate advocate for the preservation of untouched wilderness led him to write works that would inspire future generations of conservationists and activists. This illustrated edition serves as an essential resource for anyone drawn to nature writing, environmental studies, or American history. Muir's evocative eloquence and insightful observations make this collection a must-read for those seeking inspiration in both the beauty and fragility of our planet.
Dive into these essays to discover the soul of a man whose love for the wild still resonates in today's environmental discourse.
In "John Muir: Wilderness Essays, Environmental Studies, Memoirs & Letters (Illustrated Edition), " the reader is invited into the rich tapestry of Muir's profound connection with nature. This collection features a meticulously curated selection of essays and letters that not only articulate the beauty of the American wilderness but also advocate for environmental conservation during a period that experienced rapid industrialization.
Muir's lyrical prose, woven with detailed observations and personal anecdotes, reflects both a Romantic literary ethos and a burgeoning ecological consciousness, providing timeless insights into the natural world and humanity's relationship with it. John Muir, revered as the "Father of the National Parks, " was born in 1838 in Scotland and later emigrated to the United States. His formative years on a Wisconsin farm, coupled with his extensive travels through the Sierra Nevada and other natural landscapes, deeply influenced his environmental philosophy.
Muir's experiences as a naturalist, scientist, and passionate advocate for the preservation of untouched wilderness led him to write works that would inspire future generations of conservationists and activists. This illustrated edition serves as an essential resource for anyone drawn to nature writing, environmental studies, or American history. Muir's evocative eloquence and insightful observations make this collection a must-read for those seeking inspiration in both the beauty and fragility of our planet.
Dive into these essays to discover the soul of a man whose love for the wild still resonates in today's environmental discourse.
Muir's lyrical prose, woven with detailed observations and personal anecdotes, reflects both a Romantic literary ethos and a burgeoning ecological consciousness, providing timeless insights into the natural world and humanity's relationship with it. John Muir, revered as the "Father of the National Parks, " was born in 1838 in Scotland and later emigrated to the United States. His formative years on a Wisconsin farm, coupled with his extensive travels through the Sierra Nevada and other natural landscapes, deeply influenced his environmental philosophy.
Muir's experiences as a naturalist, scientist, and passionate advocate for the preservation of untouched wilderness led him to write works that would inspire future generations of conservationists and activists. This illustrated edition serves as an essential resource for anyone drawn to nature writing, environmental studies, or American history. Muir's evocative eloquence and insightful observations make this collection a must-read for those seeking inspiration in both the beauty and fragility of our planet.
Dive into these essays to discover the soul of a man whose love for the wild still resonates in today's environmental discourse.
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