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Yearning For The Land A Search For The Importance Of Place Simpson

Name: Yearning For The Land A Search For The Importance Of Place Simpson
SKU: BELL-238847138
Price: 35.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (80 reviews)

SKU: BELL-238847138

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Yearning For The Land A Search For The Importance Of Place Simpson instant download after payment.

Publisher: New York : Pantheon Books

File Extension: PDF

File size: 14.93 MB

Author: Simpson, John W. (John Warfield)

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Yearning For The Land A Search For The Importance Of Place Simpson by Simpson, John W. (john Warfield) instant download after payment.

291 pages : 22 cm, John Muir's childhood immigration to the U.S. and coming of age on his father's Wisconsin farm provide a spare glue for Simpson's investigation of what land means to us now. Drawn by a sense that he is missing a critical link to where he lives, he reverses Muir's journey, visiting first the marsh that gave the 19th-century conservationist much of his early pleasure and then Muir's homeland in Scotland. Along the way he visits the people who currently live on the land that was the Muir farm, members of the displaced Ho-Chunk tribe and Scottish tenants and landlords whose lives echo the land use that shaped their culture, Includes bibliographical references, Prelude -- Loomings -- The new world -- The old world -- Epilogue