The Wilderness Debate Rages On: Continuing the Great New Wilderness Debate
by Wendell Berry, David W. Orr, Gary Snyder, Aldo Leopold, Marilynne Robinson, James Turner, Kathleen Moore, Scott Russell Sanders, Barrington Moore, Tracy I. Storer, Stephen H. Spurr, Dave Foreman, John O'Neill, Michael P. Nelson, J. Baird Callicott, Charles C. Adams, Jill M. Belsky, G. Burnett, Eileen Crist, William Cronan, Kevin Deluca, Anne Demo, Antonio Diegues, Joseph S. Dixon, Joseph Grinnell, Feng Han, Kurt Jax, Mark P. Jenkins, Cassandra Y. Johnson, Irene J. Klaver, Lynn Laitala, Jonathan Maskit, J. Mccloskey, Wayne Ouderkirk, Rolf O. Peterson, Richardo Rozzi, Sahortra Sarkar, Victor E. Shelford, Kimberly K. Smith, Francis B. Sumner, Ben H. Thompson, John A. Vucetich, Julianne Lutz Warren, George M. Wright
The Wilderness Debate Rages On gathers an extensive range of perspectives on wilderness and its place in environmental thought. Featuring contributions from writers, scholars, scientists, and philosophers, this collection extends a major ongoing conversation about the meanings, values, and contested interpretations of the natural world.
About This Book
The Wilderness Debate Rages On continues the long-running discussion about the meaning and significance of wilderness.
This collection brings together writings by a broad group of authors, including environmental thinkers, philosophers, historians, scientists, and cultural critics.
Across differing perspectives, the volume considers how wilderness is understood, valued, studied, and debated.
It offers readers an expansive resource for engaging with major questions in environmental thought and the continuing wilderness conversation.
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