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Recent Thoreau scholarship has concentrated on Thoreau as prescient forest ecologist; McKibben - author of the End of Nature and one of our best-read social and environmental critics - places him firmly back in his role as cultural and spiritual seer. McKibben identifies two questions asked by Thore...
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Boston :
Beacon Press,
1997
Boston : [1997] Boston : c1997 Boston : ©2004 |
| Series: | Concord library
The Concord library Concord library |
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Table of Contents:
- Economy 1
- Where I Lived, and What I Lived For 76
- Sounds 105
- Solitude 122
- Visitors 132
- The Bean-Field 146
- The Village 158
- The Ponds 164
- Baker Farm 189
- Higher Laws 197
- Brute Neighbors 210
- House-Warming 224
- Former Inhabitants; and Winter Visitors 241
- Winter Animals 255
- The Pond in Winter 265
- Spring 280