Against Nature (Untimely Meditations)
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Against Nature (Untimely Meditations)

by Lorraine Daston

History Philosophy
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In Against Nature (Untimely Meditations), Lorraine Daston turns attention to one of the most influential ideas in human thought. This intellectually focused work invites readers to reflect on the meaning, uses, and implications of nature across philosophical and historical discussion.

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Against Nature (Untimely Meditations) is a book by Lorraine Daston.

Its title places the idea of nature at the center of a sustained intellectual inquiry.

The book invites readers to consider how “nature” functions as a concept in human thought and discussion.

It is suited to readers interested in history, philosophy, and the study of ideas.

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