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Critique of Last Child in the Woods
By Eli Witek Author Richard Louv provides a heartfelt if flawed case for the necessary existence of what we refer to as ‘nature’ for the healthy growth of a child in the United States in his book Last Child In … Continue reading
Posted in 300 Level Papers, Edition: Fall 2010, Environment, Nature Writing, Science
Tagged environment, Last Child in the Woods, literature, Richard Louv, Stetson, Wildlife, Writing
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Jane Goodall: Relating Science to Ordinary People
By Ashley E. Rutherford Thesis: Goodall not only recognizes the behavioral and emotional similarities between humans and chimpanzees, but she also identifies the need for people to release themselves of daily conventions, which complicate our social relations. During her work … Continue reading
Posted in 100 Level Papers, Edition: Fall 2010, Environment, Nature Writing, Science
Tagged animals, behavior, chimpanzees, environment, Jane Goodall, nature, science, Stetson University, Writing
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