Voices of the earth: an anthology of ideas and arguments

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New York: G. Braziller (1994)
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Ranging from the ancient world to the recent past, and drawing on non-European traditions of thought, this study voices current concerns about the natural world and discusses the relationship of human beings to their environment.

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BD581.V59 1994

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