Titlebook: Seeing Our Planet Whole: A Cultural and Ethical View of Earth Observation; Harry Eyres Book 2017 Springer International Publishing Switzer

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Introduction, his exploits and asks Cosimo’s brother Biagio whether Cosimo went to live in the treetops in order to be nearer to the sky. Biagio replies: “My brother considers that anyone who wants to see the earth properly must keep himself at a necessary distance from it.”

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Cosmology and Astronomy from Prehistory to the Roman Empire,ures such as the Aztec one took human form). Human beings seemed small and weak compared to such elemental and often destructive forces. The idea of human beings coming to dominate most of the planet, apart from the deep oceans and polar regions, and even being a threat to its eco-systems, would have seemed far-fetched.

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Wider Attitudes to Environment,o and a half thousand years ago…the Greeks created a unique culture of reason, inventiveness and freedom.” He explains the current dominance of Western thinking and technology more in terms of geography. All the same, that dominance is, for the time being, a fact of life.

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The Aesthetic Potential of Earth Observation,d to generate quantifiable data which can be processed and recombined, for utilitarian ends. This will undoubtedly remain the dominant paradigm under which EO is considered, but it is not the only one.

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Book 2017 First of all, it is the outcome of speculations and investigations of human beings in relation to their home planet carried out over millennia. In particular, it reveals a split between the ancient idea of the Earth as nurturing mother and the more recent conception of the Earth as a neutral resour

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