The voice of the earth. The legendary bestseller of the decade about the secret knowledge of Indian tribes, scientific research and
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A lot of people in our modern life feel some helplessness, and even rage, finding themselves in a world where those in power are strongly configured, refuse or destroy everything that is so necessary for us for survival: air, water, land. The author of this book Robin Wall Kimmerer is a mother, a scientist, a professor, an ecologist, an active citizen and representative of the indigenous people of America Potavatomi, who has not lost his connection with their roots, she feels and learns the world in a way that is much older than any science. In this book, several approaches to the study of the world are closely intertwined - analytical and emotional, scientific and cultural - in order to ultimately find ways to overcome an increasing gap between people and nature. The book, woven from real stories and legends, returns people to dialogue with everything that turns green and grows, with the Universe, which never ceased to communicate with us, even when we forgot how to hear. Animals and plants are our oldest teachers. So the author of this book believes.
"Robin Wall Kimmerer - a writer of a rare grace. She writes about the world of nature with such great passion that after reading the book it is impossible to look at the world as before. The author sends us on a trip, which is both mythical and scientific, sacred and historical, the same smart and wise. She is a wonderful teacher, and her words are the anthem of love for the world. " - Elizabeth Gilbert
A lot of people in our modern life feel some helplessness, and even rage, finding themselves in a world where those in power are strongly configured, refuse or destroy everything that is so necessary for us for survival: air, water, land. The author of this book Robin Wall Kimmerer is a mother, a scientist, a professor, an ecologist, an active citizen and representative of the indigenous people of America Potavatomi, who has not lost his connection with their roots, she feels and learns the world in a way that is much older than any science. In this book, several approaches to the study of the world are closely intertwined - analytical and emotional, scientific and cultural - in order to ultimately find ways to overcome an increasing gap between people and nature. The book, woven from real stories and legends, returns people to dialogue with everything that turns green and grows, with the Universe, which never ceased to communicate with us, even when we forgot how to hear. Animals and plants are our oldest teachers. So the author of this book believes.
"Robin Wall Kimmerer - a writer of a rare grace. She writes about the world of nature with such great passion that after reading the book it is impossible to look at the world as before. The author sends us on a trip, which is both mythical and scientific, sacred and historical, the same smart and wise. She is a wonderful teacher, and her words are the anthem of love for the world. " - Elizabeth Gilbert
Author:
Author:Wall Kimmerer Robin
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Comics and Graphic Novels
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Reference books
- Category:Natural sciences
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Series:
Series: with nature alone. Observations and discoveries
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:12+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-102050-7
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