Woodland Gleanings: Being an Account of British Forest-Trees
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- Nombre de pages185
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4714038-2
- EAN8596547140382
- Date de parution01/08/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille7 Mo
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- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Woodland Gleanings: Being an Account of British Forest-Trees, " Robert Tyas presents a meticulous exploration of the diverse species of trees found within Britain's forests. Written in a vibrant, descriptive style, Tyas combines botanical knowledge with poetic observation, creating a text that serves both as a scientific reference and a literary delight. His account not only catalogues various tree species but also delves into their ecological significance, historical relevance, and the cultural context of their presence in British woodlands, making it a seminal work for enthusiasts of both natural history and literature alike.
Robert Tyas, a notable figure in 19th-century natural history, draws upon his extensive background in botany and his deep-rooted appreciation for the natural world in crafting this work. His experiences in British woodlands and his passion for ecological preservation inform his writing, elevating it beyond mere description into a call for environmental awareness during a time of industrial expansion.
Tyas's ability to blend factual information with a profound aesthetic appreciation reflects the Romantic ideals prevalent in his era, as he seeks to reconnect readers with the charm of nature. I highly recommend "Woodland Gleanings" to anyone interested in the intersection of literature and ecology, as it not only enriches one's understanding of British flora but also invites reflection on the broader implications of nature in our lives.
Tyas's evocative prose and deep insights make this work a valuable addition to the libraries of naturalists, botanists, and literary enthusiasts alike.
Robert Tyas, a notable figure in 19th-century natural history, draws upon his extensive background in botany and his deep-rooted appreciation for the natural world in crafting this work. His experiences in British woodlands and his passion for ecological preservation inform his writing, elevating it beyond mere description into a call for environmental awareness during a time of industrial expansion.
Tyas's ability to blend factual information with a profound aesthetic appreciation reflects the Romantic ideals prevalent in his era, as he seeks to reconnect readers with the charm of nature. I highly recommend "Woodland Gleanings" to anyone interested in the intersection of literature and ecology, as it not only enriches one's understanding of British flora but also invites reflection on the broader implications of nature in our lives.
Tyas's evocative prose and deep insights make this work a valuable addition to the libraries of naturalists, botanists, and literary enthusiasts alike.
In "Woodland Gleanings: Being an Account of British Forest-Trees, " Robert Tyas presents a meticulous exploration of the diverse species of trees found within Britain's forests. Written in a vibrant, descriptive style, Tyas combines botanical knowledge with poetic observation, creating a text that serves both as a scientific reference and a literary delight. His account not only catalogues various tree species but also delves into their ecological significance, historical relevance, and the cultural context of their presence in British woodlands, making it a seminal work for enthusiasts of both natural history and literature alike.
Robert Tyas, a notable figure in 19th-century natural history, draws upon his extensive background in botany and his deep-rooted appreciation for the natural world in crafting this work. His experiences in British woodlands and his passion for ecological preservation inform his writing, elevating it beyond mere description into a call for environmental awareness during a time of industrial expansion.
Tyas's ability to blend factual information with a profound aesthetic appreciation reflects the Romantic ideals prevalent in his era, as he seeks to reconnect readers with the charm of nature. I highly recommend "Woodland Gleanings" to anyone interested in the intersection of literature and ecology, as it not only enriches one's understanding of British flora but also invites reflection on the broader implications of nature in our lives.
Tyas's evocative prose and deep insights make this work a valuable addition to the libraries of naturalists, botanists, and literary enthusiasts alike.
Robert Tyas, a notable figure in 19th-century natural history, draws upon his extensive background in botany and his deep-rooted appreciation for the natural world in crafting this work. His experiences in British woodlands and his passion for ecological preservation inform his writing, elevating it beyond mere description into a call for environmental awareness during a time of industrial expansion.
Tyas's ability to blend factual information with a profound aesthetic appreciation reflects the Romantic ideals prevalent in his era, as he seeks to reconnect readers with the charm of nature. I highly recommend "Woodland Gleanings" to anyone interested in the intersection of literature and ecology, as it not only enriches one's understanding of British flora but also invites reflection on the broader implications of nature in our lives.
Tyas's evocative prose and deep insights make this work a valuable addition to the libraries of naturalists, botanists, and literary enthusiasts alike.
