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Thoreau's sense of place: Essays in American environmental writing / |
Schneider, Richard J.
University of Iowa Press,
Thoreau's sense of place: Essays in American environmental writing /
Speaking for Nature: Thoreau and the "Problem" of "Nature Writing"
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Nancy Craig Simmons

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1675438892554_52536268

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Foreword
Lawrence Buell
Believing in Nature: Wilderness and Wildness in Thoreauvian Science
Laura Dassow Walls
Thoreau's Transcendental Ecocentrism
William Rossi
"Climate Does Thus React on Man": Wildness and Geographic Determinism in Thoreau's "Walking"
Richard J. Schneider
"In Search of a More Human Nature": Wendell Berry's Revision of Thoreau's Experiment
Ted Olson
Water-Signs: Place and Metaphor in Dillard and Thoreau
James A. Papa, Jr.
The Written World: Place and History in Thoreau's "A Walk to Wachusett"
David M. Robinson
Thoreau, Thomas Cole, and Asher Durand: Composing the American Landscape
Isaiah Smithson
Reading Home: Thoreau, Literature, and the Phenomenon of Inhabitation
Peter Blakemore
Seeing the West Side of Any Mountain: Thoreau and Contemporary Ecological Poetry
J. Scott Bryson
Ten Ways of Seeing Landscapes in Walden and Beyond
James G. McGrath
Sauntering in the Industrial Wilderness
Bernard W. Quetchenbach
Walden, Rural Hours, and the Dilemma of Representation
Rochelle Johnson
Wordsworth and Thoreau: Two Versions of Pastoral
Greg Garrard
Humanity as "A Part and Parcel of Nature": A Comparative Study of Thoreau's and Taoist Concepts of Nature
Aimin Cheng
Speaking for Nature: Thoreau and the "Problem" of "Nature Writing"
Nancy Craig Simmons
Depopulation, Deforestation, and the Actual Walden Pond
Robert Sattelmeyer
Skirting Lowell: The Exceptional Work of Nature in A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers
Stephen Germic
Rustling Thoreau's Cattle: Wildness and Domesticity in "Walking"
Barbara "Barney" Nelson
Counter Frictions: Writing and Activism in the Work of Abbey and Thoreau
Susan M. Lucas.
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