Forests by Robert Pogue Harrison
The Shadow of Civilization
"Forests" explores the profound relationship between forests and human civilization, delving into how these wooded realms have shaped cultural narratives, myths, and environmental consciousness throughout history. The book examines the role of forests in the imagination and experiences of different societies, revealing how they have been revered as sacred spaces, sources of artistic inspiration, and essential to ecological balance. It also discusses the impact of deforestation and human exploitation on these vital ecosystems, urging for a deeper appreciation and conservation of forested landscapes to ensure their survival for future generations.
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- Published
- 1992
- Nationality
- American
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- Pages
- 304
- Original Language
- English
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