Why the world is falling silent: How the loss of species diversity leads to our cultural impoverishment
- literary non-fictionnaturalcultural historyshrinking diversityspecies diversity
- Categories:Nature & Environment
- Language:German（Translation Services Available）
- Publication date:February,2012
- Pages:320
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- Size:149mm×242mm
- Page Views:436
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- Text Color:Black and white
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★Keywords: literary non-fiction, natural and cultural history, shrinking diversity, species diversity
★In search of the lost diversity
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What does the disappearence of the diversity of species mean for our way of thinking – a diversity that used to be an inspiration for our imagination?
Marcel Robischon invites the reader on a poetic journey around the world; a journey full of adventure, wonder and insight. It takes us to England, America and the endless expanse of the Pacific Ocean – and opens our eyes to the fading beauty of the world.
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is both adventurer and researcher. Tracing the footsteps of great discoverers, he has observed people and na- ture, followed myths and legends and has developed a fascinating
theory. He studied Forestry at the Universities of Freiburg and Oxford and wrote his PhD in Biology at the University of Cambridge.
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