| schema:description 2 | "内容記述: 1. Native Americans and the Environment: Introduction; 1.1. A Spider's Web (1961), Black Elk; 1.2. Ties That Bind (1990), Annie L. Booth and Harvey M. Jacobs; 1.3. How Can One Sell the Air?: A Manifesto for the Earth (ca. 1855), Chief Seattle; 1.4. The Cycle of Life (1990), Audrey Shenandoah; 1.5. An Iroquois Perspective (1980), Oren Lyons; 2. Colonial Encounters: Introduction; 2.1. A Certaine Indian (1621), William Bradford; 2.2. The Indian Grew Very Inquisitive (1647), John Winthrop; 2.3. Before They Got Thick (ca. early nineteenth century), Percy Bigmouth; 2.4. Give Us Good Goods (1743), Anonymous; 2.5. The Pristine Myth: The Landscape of the Americas in 1492 (1992), William M. Denevan; 2.6. The Invasion of America: Indians, Colonialism, and the Cant of Conquest (1975), Francis Jennings; 2.7. Changes in the Land: Indians, Colonists, and the Ecology of New England (1983), William Cronon; 2.8. The Columbian Exchange: Biological and Cultural Consequences of 1492 (1972), Alfred W. Crosby, Jr.; 3. Territorial Expansion: Introduction; 3.1. Moving West (1797), Daniel Boone; 3.2. The 1785 Ordinance; 3.3. The Oregon Trail (1849), Francis Parkman, Jr.; 3.4. Letters Home (1863-5), Gro Svendsen; 3.5. The Garden of the World and American Agrarianism (1950), Henry Nash Smith; 3.6. American Railways (1903), Edwin Pratt; 3.7. From Report of the Lands of the Arid Region of the United States (1878), John Wesley Powell; 3.8. The Significance of the Frontier in American History (1894), Frederick Jackson Turner; 4. An American Environment: Introduction; 4.1. The American Wilderness (1982), Roderick Nash; 4.2. From The Pioneers (1823), James Fenimore Cooper, 4.3. William Cooper's Town (1995), Alan Taylor; 4.4. Essay on American Scenery (1835), Thomas 5. The Early Environmental Movement: Introduction; 5.1. Walking (1862), Henry David Thoreau; 5.2. Man and Nature (1864), George Perkins Marsh; 5.3. National Park Legislation (1864); 5.4. National Park Legislation (1872); 5.5. National Parks: The American Experience (1987), Alfred Runte; 5.6. A Voice for Wilderness (1901), John Muir; 5.7. National Park: Service Legislation (1916); 6. The Progressive Movement and the Environment: Introduction; 6.1. The Conservation Movement and the Progressive Tradition (1959), Samuel Hays; 6.2. Conservation, Protection., Reclamation, and Irrigation (1901), Theodore Roosevelt; 6.3. Theodore Roosevelt and Conservation (1997), H. W. Brands; 6.4. The Birth of Conservation (1947), Gifford Pinchot; 6.5. Efficiency, Equity, Esthetics: Shifting Themes in American Conservation (1987), Clayton R. Koppes; 7. Environmental Thinkers: Introduction; 7.1. Thinking Life a Mountain (1949), Aldo Leopold; 7.2. The Obligation to Endure (1962), Rachel Carson; 7.3. The Economics of the Coming Spaceship Earth (1966), Kenneth E. Boulding; 8. The Regulatory Revolution: Introduction; 8.1. Message to Congress (1970), Richard Nicon; 8.2. A Fierce Green Fire (1993), Philip Shabecoff; 8.3. Environmental Policy since the 1970s (1994), Norman J. Vig and Michael E. Kroft; 8.4. Environmental Policy in the Courts (1994), Lettie M. Wenner; 8.5. The Environmental Impact Statement and the Rhetoric of Democracy (1992), M. Jimmie Killingsworth and Jacqueline Palmer; 9. The Greening of the United States; Introduction; 9.1. Twenty Years of Environmental Mobilization (1992), Robert Cameron Mitchell, Angela G. Mertig, and Riley E. Dunlap.; 9.2. New York Days (1991), David R. Brower; 9.3. Environmental Values in American Culture (1995), Willett Kempton, James S. Boster , and Jennifer A. Hartley; 10. Debates on the Environment: Introduction; 10.1. Environmental Overkill (1993), Dixie Lee Ray with Lou Guzzo; 10.2. Ecorealism (1995), Gregg Easterbrook; 10.3. Green and Competitive (1995), Michael E. Porter and Claas van der Linde; 11. Radical Environmental Discourses: Introduction; 11.1. Deep Ecology (1985), Bill Devall and George Sessions; 11.2. Confessions of an Eco-Warrior (1991), Dave Foreman; 11.3. Social Ecology (1990), Murray Bookchin; 11.4. Rhetoric and Action in Ecotopian Discourse (1992), M. Jimmie Killingsworth and Jacqueline S. Palmer; 12. Gendered Environmental Discourses: Introduction; 12.1. Ecofeminism (1992), Carolyn Merchant; 12.2. Ecofeminism and Bioregionalism (1987-8), Judith Plant; 12.3. Masculinity and Ecology (1991), Sam Keen; 13. Environmental Justice: Introduction; 13.1. Toxic Struggles (1993), Lois Gibbs; 13.2. Anatomy of Environmental Racism (1993), Robert D. Bullard; 13.3. Principles of Environmental Justice (1991); 14. A New Ecological Order?: Introduction; 14.1. Environmentalism and the Future of Progressive Politics (1989), Robert C. Paehlke; 14.2. The Third Eden (1991), Stanwyn Shetler; 14.3.Toward a Healing of Self and World (1992), Joanna may; 14.4. The Dream of the Earth (1988), Thomas Berry; 14.5. Confessions of a Developer (1992), Wallace Kaufman; 14.6. The Hoop of the World (1961), Black Elk; Readings: A Full Citation, Bibliography....(more)" |