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245 00 Thoreau's sense of place :|bessays in American 
       environmental writing /|cedited by Richard J. Schneider ; 
       foreword by Lawrence Buell. 
264  1 Iowa City :|bUniversity of Iowa Press,|c[2000] 
264  4 |c©2000 
300    1 online resource (x, 310 pages) :|billustrations, map. 
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490 1  The American land and life series 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-300) and 
       index. 
505 00 |tBelieving in nature : wilderness and wildness in 
       Thoreauvian science /|rLaura Dassow Walls --|tThoreau's 
       transcendental ecocentrism /|rWilliam Rossi --|t"Climate 
       does thus react on man" : wildness and geographic 
       determinism in Thoreau's "Walking" /|rRichard J. Schneider
       --|t"In search of a more human nature" : Wendell Berry's 
       revision of Thoreau's experiment /|rTed Olson --|tWater-
       signs : place and metaphor in Dillard and Thoreau /|rJames
       A. Papa, Jr. --|tWritten world : place and history in 
       Thoreau's "A Walk to Wachusett" /|rDavid M. Robinson --
       |tThoreau, Thomas Cole, and Asher Durand : composing the 
       American landscape /|rIsaiah Smithson. 
505 00 |tReading home : Thoreau, literature, and the phenomenon 
       of inhabitation /|rPeter Blakemore --|tSeeing the west 
       side of any mountain : Thoreau and contemporary ecological
       poetry /|rJ. Scott Bryson --|tTen ways of seeing 
       landscapes in Walden and beyond /|rJames G. McGrath --
       |tSauntering in the industrial wilderness /|rBernard W. 
       Quetchenbach --|tWalden, Rural Hours, and the dilemma of 
       representation /|rRochelle Johnson --|tWordsworth and 
       Thoreau : two versions of pastoral /|rGreg Garrard --
       |tHumanity as "a part and parcel of nature" : a 
       comparative study of Thoreau's and Taoist concepts of 
       nature /|rAimin Cheng --|tSpeaking for nature : Thoreau 
       and the "problem" of "nature writing" /|rNancy Craig 
       Simmons --|tDepopulation, deforestation, and the actual 
       Walden Pond /|rRobert Sattelmeyer --|tSkirting Lowell : 
       the exceptional work of nature in A Week on the Concord 
       and Merrimack Rivers /|rStephen Germic --|tRustling 
       Thoreau's cattle : wildness and domesticity in "Walking" /
       |rBarbara "Barney" Nelson --|tCounter frictions : writing 
       and activism in the work of Abbey and Thoreau /|rSusan M. 
       Lucas. 
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520    Recent Thoreau studies have shifted to an emphasis on the 
       green" Thoreau, on Thoreau the environmentalist, rooted 
       firmly in particular places and interacting with 
       particular objects. In the wake of Buell's Environmental 
       Imagination, the nineteen essayists in this challenging 
       volume address the central questions in Thoreau studies 
       today: how "green," how immersed in a sense of place, was 
       Thoreau really, and how has this sense of place affected 
       the tradition of nature writing in America? 
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