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Science and the Coming of a New Story,en I have come to agree with its author, Edward O. Wilson —and then some. The evolutionary epic is indeed the best myth our kind has stumbled upon in its tens of thousands of years of weaving stories to explain this fabulous world and our place in it.

污点

Biology and the Celebration of Diversity,all the characters for the Earth episodes of this epic. Plants, animals, fungi, protoctists, and bacteria alive today are the current players in a multi-billion-year, continuing saga. This pageant of life embeds our species in something far more magnificent than the com-ings and goings of cultures a

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Ecology and the Birth of Bioregionalism,on. The sperm whale is sucked into existence by the pulsing, fluctuating pastures of squid.”. Gary Snyder thus provides rich images of biodiversity in context, which is a key aspect of ecolog-ical understanding.

吸引力

Geophysiology and the Revival of Gaia, most powerful image of the twentieth cen-tury: the view of Earth from space. The American space program gave us more than an image, however. It prompted a scientific insight that launched a whole new research program. The insight is the Gaia hy-pothesis. The research program is geophysiology —the p

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Meaning - Making,ot in any way make it illusory or restrict it to the province of human observers or participants. Recall Stephan Harding’s statement in chapter 3 that to a muntjac deer, a single bush can be meaningful, “a juicy, succulent, significant item.” Few would deny that the muntjac deer has the capacity to

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Numerische Integration und Differenziation,to live lightly on the land, to refashion our lives in at least modest ways to make amends for the environmental woes we are causing. It can all be quite depressing. We begin to think of our own species as uniquely malign. Only through self-abnegation and saintly acts can we halt the destruction. Th

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Claus-Dieter Munz,Thomas Westermannen I have come to agree with its author, Edward O. Wilson —and then some. The evolutionary epic is indeed the best myth our kind has stumbled upon in its tens of thousands of years of weaving stories to explain this fabulous world and our place in it.

Paradox

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-92741-5all the characters for the Earth episodes of this epic. Plants, animals, fungi, protoctists, and bacteria alive today are the current players in a multi-billion-year, continuing saga. This pageant of life embeds our species in something far more magnificent than the com-ings and goings of cultures a

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