by David Rothenberg
University of Minnesota Press, 1995
Paper: 978-0-8166-2615-1
Library of Congress Classification QH75.A1W528 1995
Dewey Decimal Classification 333.7201
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Contents
- Introduction Wildness Untamed: The Evolution of an Ideal
- I
- WHOSE WILD IDEA?
- 1
- Wise and Sustainable Uses: Revisioning Wilderness
- 2
- Habitable Earth: Wilderness, Empire, and Race in America
- 3
- Earth-Talk: Conservation and the Ecology of Language
- II
- CROSS-CULTURAL WILD
- 5
- Reminiscing about a Sleepy Lake: Borderland Views of Women, Place, and the Wild
- 6
- Confessions of an Eco-Colonialist: Responsible Knowing among the Inuit
- III
- THE ART OF THE WILD
- 7
- Out of the Map, into the Territory: The Earthly Topology of Time
- 8
- Silent Wolves: The Howl of the Implicit
- 9
- The Idea of the North: An Iceberg History
- 10
- The Princess of the Stars: Music for a Wilderness Lake
- IV
- THE WILD REVISED
- 11
- Beauty and the Beasts: Predators in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains
- 12
- Healing by the Wilderness Experience