Conservation Reconsidered Nature, Virtue, and

The prominent contributors in Conservation Reconsidered establish a fundamentally original view of the conservation movement and the impact of public policy on nature. This collection of essays articulate the belief that the thinkers and actors who

Preface

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Charles T. Rubin

Part One: Conservationists

Saving Wilderness for Sacramental Use: John Muir

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Bruce Pencek

``With Utter Disregard of Pain and Woe'': Theodore Roosevelt on Conservation and Nature

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Jeffrey Salmon

Gifford Pinchot, Founder: A New Look at Breaking New Ground

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(36)

Marlo Lewis Jr.

Aldo Leopold's Human Ecology

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(32)

Larry Arnhart

Part Two: Precursors

Was John Muir a Darwinian?

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James G. Lennox

The Mystery of Nature and Culture: Ralph Waldo Emerson

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(24)

Charles T. Rubin

Henry David Thoreau's Use of Nature

183

(24)

Bob Pepperman Taylor

Frederick Law Olmsted: Civic Environmentalist

207

(22)

Marc Landy

Afterword

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(12)

Bob Pepperman Taylor

Index

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(12)

About the Contributors

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Conservation Reconsidered Nature, Virtue, and American Liberal Democracy

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