This book brings together a set of readings that throw light on the
relationship between people and the environment. The editors
introduce the concept of "environmental discourses" - explanations
of the world around us - to help readers understand why
human-environmental relationships take on the forms that they do.
By using this concept as a unifying theme for the Reader, the
editors show that the environment is as much a social construct as
a physical presence. This collection of key primary documents and
secondary texts comprises observations, analyses and descriptions
of environmental histories and contemporary environmental debates.
The Reader can be used in conjunction with the editors' textbook
"Environmental Discourses and Practice: An Introduction" or
independently as an indispensable resource for all students of the
environment.
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