A Reader's Guide
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Köp båda 2 för 1669 kr29 years ago the Bhopal tragedyshowed how right Rachel Carson was. Now the elixirs of death come in new forms Joni Seager's [book] is a vital and timely reminder of Rachel Carson's wake up call to humanity that a chemical war can never be won. * Dr Vandana Shiva, winner of the Alternative Nobel Prize (the Right Livelihood Award) 1993 * Pacy, thought-provoking and challengingThis will become a set text for environmentalists and students of the natural world, but I'd urge that anyone interested in understanding the importance of Carson's life and vital insight, and its relevance to the world 50 years on, should read Joni Seager's book. -- Conor Mark Jameson, author and naturalist Silent Spring was a blockbuster that changed the world. Today, Carsons message has been politicized, misinterpreted and ignored. Joni Seager brilliantly explicates the times in which Carson wrote and shows why Silent Spring remains an essential text for the 21st century. -- Dr. Linda Lear, historian and biographer of Rachel Carson
Joni Seager is Professor and Chair of Global Studies at Bentley University, Boston, USA. She is a feminist geographer and environmentalist.
Introducing Silent Spring: Hitchcock, Bees, and the Syrian Civil War 1. Getting to Silent Spring 2. The Post-War Machine in the Garden 3. Needless Havoc: Carsons Case Against Pesticides 4. One in Every Four 5. Alternatives 6. Responses to Silent Spring Notes Sources for Further Reading & Research Bibliography Index