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David George Haskell

American biologist and writer; author of The Forest Unseen (2012), a Pulitzer Prize finalist, The Songs of Trees (2017) and Sounds Wild and Broken (2022).

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From one piece Thread on opening National Forest roadless areas to roads and logging 2 beliefs · bsky.app

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From one piece Thread on James Watson's death and racism in biology 3 beliefs · bsky.app

13 June 2022

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    Findings

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    Findings, and her later books of essays, are suffused with wit and insight, conveyed in prose so clear, subtly balanced, and powerful that I often put down the book, temporarily stunned.

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13 July 2017

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    Ecology of a Cracker Childhood

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    One reason The Ecology of a Cracker Childhood is so important is that the injustices and violence that she describes are still underway.

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    The New Sylva

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    As you mention, The New Sylva is a response and homage — an attempt to underscore this truth for the present day.

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    Chuang Tzu

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    Chuang Tzu’s Inner Chapters present a refreshingly ecological philosophy.

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