In the passage above from, Last Child in the Woods written by Richard Louv forms an argument around the separation between people and nature. Louv supports his evidence by sharing a story of a mother who shocked a sales owner when she refused to by a car with a television in the rear seats of the car. This sale man was so shocked of the answer that this mother had to his response of an entertainment system available in the back of the car. Louv also begs the contradictory question that we has Americans say we want our children to watch less television but, yet we continue to increase the opportunity to watch television more. Why is this so? Why do we start to limit our chances more of looking out the window and appreciating the nature around
