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11 Oct 2023: What was the process in which people constructed their ideas around the land? ... in terms of making the West—the far West—really dominant in people's minds.

11 Oct 2023: untouched, sublime wilderness and involved clearing out indigenous people and all sorts of,. ... application and, you know, people like Wordsworth and Clare campaigned for real change.

11 Oct 2023: Instead, there are a number of inherent tensions in the different ways that people define nature. ... people who are stuck in that world of getting and spending, as Wordsworth put it.

19 Oct 2023: has seemed to many people, and still seems to many people, a discovery, and then from discovery comes dominion. ... You can see a moment in history when suddenly people realize, oh, that might be quite important.

11 Oct 2023: What was the process. in which people constructed their ideas around the land? ... losing some of its inherent character by becoming more industrialized. More people were.

14 Nov 2023: connectedness and often on the capacity of psychedelic substances to affect people's. ... one brings with oneself. And obviously making natural spaces accessible to people in.

11 Oct 2023: untouched, sublime wilderness and involved clearing out indigenous people and all sorts of,. ... application and, you know, people like Wordsworth and Clare campaigned for real change.

14 Nov 2023: The benefits are exceedingly obvious, but how can people actually move towards that connection? ... Because some people go, well, duh, of course nature's good for you.

19 Oct 2023: genetically modified meant. The narrative exploited ignorance and sort of fueled people's. ... many people, a discovery, and then from discovery comes dominion. Francis Bacon talked.

19 Oct 2023: genetically modified meant. The narrative exploited ignorance and sort of fueled people's. ... many people, a discovery, and then from discovery comes dominion. Francis Bacon talked.