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    Man underestimates nature. Nature has no remorse. We face the everyday struggles that nature brings us, however, we learned to overcome these struggles because we are accustomed to them. These day to day struggles are no longer a problem for us, except when nature really challenges us. At times the environment may seem under an individual's control, but it never is. There are certain situations and forces beyond our control, showing us nature is powerful and cannot be defeated. As much as one…

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    living thing to connect. I believe when we listen to the sounds of nature and the people around we can continue to create a schema that maps our lives out (114). Listening to Wild Soundscapes Krause explained how science is using soundscape ecology to study how important listening to sounds in a habitat can assist us in learning what makes up a healthy ecosystem. This new important did not surprise me, I live in the mountain and hear nature speak to me every time I step outside, however I am…

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    data by mapping or collecting specimens. They must rely on circumstantial evidence, which is subject to interpretation, and therefore can be challenged. The Theory of Plate Tectonics again is an excellent example. Alfred Wegener took some of his own studies and the work of others and realized that the continents on opposite sides of the…

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    Margaret’s writing is based on true stories and life events which allows readers to relate to her work. Three recurring themes in The Moment, You Begin, and More and More are the purpose of life, dreams, and nature. These themes are significant and are already themes studied in books the ENG 3U1 courses studies, which is why Margaret Atwood should be required reading. The theme of life is evident in The Moment, You Begin, and More and More. This theme is important and relates to my own life in…

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    Playscapes: A promising way to connect young children to nature With the world turning more electronic every day, many parents and environmental educators fear that children do not spend enough time exploring natural spaces. This “nature deficit” can cause children to miss out on important developmental opportunities and feel less connected to nature as a whole. Playscapes, or enclosed play spaces that incorporate natural elements, seek to fill this void. However, very little research has gone…

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    author’s own context. William Wordsworth, which actively expresses his disregard for formal studies during the period of industrialization, is one of such authors. In addition, values of the Romantic Era, such as the appreciation and majesty of nature are prevalent in the poem “The Table Turned” written in 1798. In this piece, he depicts a preferably older speaker to teach a studious young boy that nature is of greater value than academia. This urgent need for change is also evident in Martin…

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    Bruno Latour manifests that humans are “all members of the Parliament of things”- life a community. He highlights that science, society, and elements of nature are interconnected. Latour wants to view the relationship between society and nature not as a “theory”, but as a “practice”6. By considering that society, science, and the environment are all interconnected, the wilderness is an experience as it is a part of everyone’s life. Aldo Leopold also…

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    Mart A. Steward tells the story of the relationship between humans and their interaction with nature on the Georgia coast in his book, What Nature Suffers to Groe. In each chapter, Steward dives into a different aspect of this careful relationship that shaped the Georgia colony. Chapter 1 talks about the Georgia Plan and how the Trustees did not give an accurate report about Georgia’s climate and soil. This chapter also discusses how land was plotted out for use by the colonists. Chapter 2…

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    will popular innovation amazingly owe biology partner statement of regret? For what reason will it owe environment statement of regret? Is it as a consequence of it took away its engaging quality related diminished consideration and connection to natures? Magnificence? Is…

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    order to learn or obtain information. Humans can also learn through another medium: nature. Nature has delicate and majestic works of art available to be observed and studied. Works of art such as mountains, waterfalls, and rainbows are able to captivate the human mind on a daily basis; however, nature is responsible for more than aweing humans with its immeasurable beauty. Through a strong connection via nature, a human can effectively learn how to be more tranquil and peaceful, value and…

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