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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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