SEEING AND BEING IN THE NATURAL WORLD
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| Diane Ackerman |
We Are All a Part of Nature |
| Deb Aronson |
The Nurture of Nature |
| Victor Hernández Cruz |
Problems with Hurricanes |
| Annie Dillard |
Seeing |
| Anita Endrezze |
The Girl Who Loved the Sky |
| William Least Heat-Moon |
A List of Nothing in Particular |
| Linda Hogan |
Hearing Voices |
| Gerard Manley Hopkins |
God's Grandeur |
| N. Scott Momaday |
The Way to Rainy Mountain |
| Joyce Carol Oates |
Against Nature |
| Henry David Thoreau |
Where I Lived, and What I Lived For |
| William Wordsworth |
I wandered lonely as a cloud |
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NATURAL AND UNNATURAL PROCESSES
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| Diane Ackerman |
Why Leaves Turn Color in the Fall |
| Charles Darwin |
Understanding Natural Selection |
| Robert Frost |
Birches |
| Gerard Manley Hopkins |
Spring and Fall |
| James H. Jeans |
Why the Sky Looks Blue |
| Jessica Mitford |
Behind the Formaldehyde Curtain |
| Alexander Petrunkevitch |
The Spider and the Wasp |
| Lewis Thomas |
On Natural Death |
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RELATING TO ANIMALS
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| Elizabeth Bishop |
The Fish |
| Peggy Carlson |
Why We Don't Need Animal Experimentation |
| Vicki Hearne |
What's Wrong with Animal Rights? |
| Barry Lopez |
My Horse |
| Heloisa Sabin |
Animal Research Saves Human Lives |
| Peter Singer |
Animal Liberation |
| William Stafford |
Traveling through the Dark |
| Henry David Thoreau |
The Battle of the Ants |
| Alice Walker |
Am I Blue? |
| James Wright |
A Blessing |
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ENVIRONMENTALISM AND ETHICS
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| Wendell Berry |
Home of the Free |
| Rachel Carson |
Fable for Tomorrow |
| Rachel Carson |
The Obligation to Endure |
| Al Gore |
Environmentalism of the Spirit |
| Garrett Hardin |
Lifeboat Ethics: The Case against Helping the Poor |
| Jamaica Kincaid |
The Ugly Tourist |
| Donella Meadows, Dennis L. Meadows, and
Jorgen Randers |
The Limits to Growth |
| Eric Schlosser |
What We Eat |
| Peter Singer |
The Singer Solution to World Poverty |
| Wallace Stegner |
Wilderness Letter |
| Edward O. Wilson |
Is Humanity Suicidal? |
| William Wordsworth |
The world is too much with us |
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