The Treasures of American Nature. Collected Works
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- Nombre de pages1966
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- ISBN859-65--4739353-5
- EAN8596547393535
- Date de parution13/11/2022
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- Taille11 Mo
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Résumé
In "The Treasures of American Nature, " John Muir eloquently captures the majestic landscapes and rich biodiversity of America, melding deep observational detail with impassioned prose that resonates with the spirit of the early conservation movement. Muir's writing transcends mere description; it is imbued with a philosophical grounding that reflects the interconnectedness of all living things and the profound beauty of the natural world.
This work, composed in the late 19th century, encompasses themes of environmental stewardship and the transcendentalist influences that permeated Muir's early immersions in nature, making it a cornerstone of American nature writing and an essential text for understanding the nascent conservation ethos of the era. John Muir, often referred to as the 'Father of the National Parks, ' was profoundly influenced by his own extensive explorations of the American wilderness.
His experiences as a naturalist and a writer stem from a life dedicated to understanding and preserving the beauty of the natural world, navigating through vast landscapes from the Sierra Nevada to the coastal shores of California. Muir's scientific curiosity and spiritual connection to nature propelled him to advocate for its preservation, paving the way for the environmental movements that followed.
Readers with an interest in environmentalism, nature writing, or American history will find "The Treasures of American Nature" to be an indispensable treasure in itself. Muir's lyrical descriptions and fervent advocacy inspire a deeper appreciation for the planet, urging one to engage with nature not just as a backdrop for human life, but as a vital participant in our shared existence. This book is a call to resonate with the wilderness within us all.
This work, composed in the late 19th century, encompasses themes of environmental stewardship and the transcendentalist influences that permeated Muir's early immersions in nature, making it a cornerstone of American nature writing and an essential text for understanding the nascent conservation ethos of the era. John Muir, often referred to as the 'Father of the National Parks, ' was profoundly influenced by his own extensive explorations of the American wilderness.
His experiences as a naturalist and a writer stem from a life dedicated to understanding and preserving the beauty of the natural world, navigating through vast landscapes from the Sierra Nevada to the coastal shores of California. Muir's scientific curiosity and spiritual connection to nature propelled him to advocate for its preservation, paving the way for the environmental movements that followed.
Readers with an interest in environmentalism, nature writing, or American history will find "The Treasures of American Nature" to be an indispensable treasure in itself. Muir's lyrical descriptions and fervent advocacy inspire a deeper appreciation for the planet, urging one to engage with nature not just as a backdrop for human life, but as a vital participant in our shared existence. This book is a call to resonate with the wilderness within us all.
In "The Treasures of American Nature, " John Muir eloquently captures the majestic landscapes and rich biodiversity of America, melding deep observational detail with impassioned prose that resonates with the spirit of the early conservation movement. Muir's writing transcends mere description; it is imbued with a philosophical grounding that reflects the interconnectedness of all living things and the profound beauty of the natural world.
This work, composed in the late 19th century, encompasses themes of environmental stewardship and the transcendentalist influences that permeated Muir's early immersions in nature, making it a cornerstone of American nature writing and an essential text for understanding the nascent conservation ethos of the era. John Muir, often referred to as the 'Father of the National Parks, ' was profoundly influenced by his own extensive explorations of the American wilderness.
His experiences as a naturalist and a writer stem from a life dedicated to understanding and preserving the beauty of the natural world, navigating through vast landscapes from the Sierra Nevada to the coastal shores of California. Muir's scientific curiosity and spiritual connection to nature propelled him to advocate for its preservation, paving the way for the environmental movements that followed.
Readers with an interest in environmentalism, nature writing, or American history will find "The Treasures of American Nature" to be an indispensable treasure in itself. Muir's lyrical descriptions and fervent advocacy inspire a deeper appreciation for the planet, urging one to engage with nature not just as a backdrop for human life, but as a vital participant in our shared existence. This book is a call to resonate with the wilderness within us all.
This work, composed in the late 19th century, encompasses themes of environmental stewardship and the transcendentalist influences that permeated Muir's early immersions in nature, making it a cornerstone of American nature writing and an essential text for understanding the nascent conservation ethos of the era. John Muir, often referred to as the 'Father of the National Parks, ' was profoundly influenced by his own extensive explorations of the American wilderness.
His experiences as a naturalist and a writer stem from a life dedicated to understanding and preserving the beauty of the natural world, navigating through vast landscapes from the Sierra Nevada to the coastal shores of California. Muir's scientific curiosity and spiritual connection to nature propelled him to advocate for its preservation, paving the way for the environmental movements that followed.
Readers with an interest in environmentalism, nature writing, or American history will find "The Treasures of American Nature" to be an indispensable treasure in itself. Muir's lyrical descriptions and fervent advocacy inspire a deeper appreciation for the planet, urging one to engage with nature not just as a backdrop for human life, but as a vital participant in our shared existence. This book is a call to resonate with the wilderness within us all.
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