Why We Run: A Natural History
In Why We Run: A Natural History, Bernd Heinrich examines running through a natural-history perspective. The book invites readers to consider movement, behavior, and the place of running in our relationship with the natural world.
About This Book
Why We Run: A Natural History examines running through the perspective of natural history.
Bernd Heinrich explores the significance of running as a form of movement and behavior.
The book connects an everyday human activity with broader questions about nature and the ways living beings move through the world.
It is suited to readers interested in natural history, human behavior, and running.
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