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The green Thoreau, America's first environmentalist on technology, possessions, livelihood, and more

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The green Thoreau, America's first environmentalist on technology, possessions, livelihood, and more
Language
eng
Index
no index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
The green Thoreau
Medium
electronic resource
Nature of contents
dictionaries
Sub title
America's first environmentalist on technology, possessions, livelihood, and more
Summary
Henry David Thoreau saw nature as teacher and companion, and many of his philosophies guide the contemporary environmental movement. What Thoreau wrote about simplicity, materialism, technology, and our troubled relationship with nature is perhaps even more relevant to our lives today than it was in the nineteenth century. In these pages, editor Carol Spenard LaRusso presents quotations by Thoreau on nature, technology, livelihood, living, possessions, time, diet and food, and aspiration. At turns passionate, funny, and profound, this collection serves as a compelling introduction - or vivid reminder - of why Thoreau is one of America's iconoclastic greats
Target audience
adult
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