The earth in fragments : (Record no. 2851392)

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Classification number 363.70092
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Personal name Tobias, Michael,
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Title The earth in fragments :
Remainder of title a memoir by Michael Charles Tobias /
Statement of responsibility, etc Michael Charles Tobias (author).
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Series statement Distinguished men and women of science, medicine and the arts
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Bibliography, etc Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Formatted contents note Dolittle biosemiotics -- A cave in the Sinai -- Taktsang chronicles -- Ladakh in context -- Searching for Nikos Kazantzakis -- In the company of Ursus arctos -- The paradise lost factor -- Ahimsa -- Antarctic uncertainty -- The end of oil -- Voice of the planet -- World War III -- Liberation biosynthesis -- A new nature -- The dark -- A purgatory of incongruencies -- A parliament of birds -- Quixotic by nature -- The problem with New Zealand -- A trilogy of turmoil -- Finding sanctuary -- The dreams of a donkey -- The mysteries of anthrozoology -- The Yasuní factor -- Protecting Haiti -- Swords into plowshares -- Theoretical considerations -- The life of a nomad -- The renaissance origins of biophilia -- Metaphysical protection -- Hypothetical species -- The bionomics conundrum in Bhutan -- Future paradox -- Coda.
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Summary, etc "As a child, Michael Charles Tobias encountered a wolf caged in a zoo. Gazing upon the pacing, desperate animal, Tobias asked his Father, "Why is he in jail?" For over half a century, Tobias has roamed the earth in search of an answer. This memoir is a testimony to Tobias' field research, expeditions, deliberations, and some answers to that haunting question. Systems ecologist, philosopher, historian of ideas, anthropologist, ethicist and philanthropist, Tobias has emerged as one of the most influential and far-reaching ecological philosophers of this generation. The Earth in Fragments: A Memoir by Michael Charles Tobias chronicles many of his most incisive areas of research, activism and philosophical inflections. Much of the data, conveyed in a personal and enlightening series of recollections, lends incisive clarity to the emergence and escalating challenges of the environmental and life sciences fields. Tobias shares glimpses into many of the often ethically-harrowing research conundrums confronting him and his wife, Jane Gray Morrison, as they have effectively endeavored throughout the globe, focusing upon animal rights and conservation biology initiatives. Their more than 50 books and 75 films have shed a powerful spotlight on many of the most pressing issues of our time. The anecdotes pour forth, from an ancient monastery in the Sinai, across the Himalayas, to the Arctic and Antarctic, where Tobias was among the first to draw global attention to the crises mounting across the Last Continent. We see him behind the scenes, directing the ambitious ten-hour drama, "Voice of the Planet" in two-dozen countries, examining the Gaia Hypothesis; conducting a project in the heart of the 1989 catastrophic oil spill in Alaska; his irrepressible quest to understand the runaway train of human overpopulation across the planet in his book and accompanying PBS film "World War III." We follow his probing philosophical meditations-in-action as an animal liberationist from California, Mali, Kenya, China, Greece and Russia. We see his appeal for a "new human nature" in cutting-edge scientific research calling for an interspecies revolution that is at once pantheistic, ethically holistic, and as imaginative and ecologically paradoxical as it is pragmatic. The reader is led through a dazzling and provocative labyrinth of deeply moving eco-science in countries like New Zealand, Madagascar, Brazil, Chile's Rapa Nui, and throughout Europe, West Africa and Asia. From the Ecuadorian Amazon to Haiti; from Mozambique, Yemen, and Namibia to Borneo, Tobias and Morrison have worked to bring critical conservation strategies and policy priorities to government leaders and scientists throughout the world. With insights from paleontology, Renaissance art history, deep demography, and the most recent advances in biodiversity conservation and biosemiotics, Tobias leads readers on an exquisite and uplifting journey that, while describing much devastation, provides hopeful glimpses into a near future that is not only possible, but essential for the well-being of the world, as viewed, lived and chronicled by one man at the heart of the Anthropocene"--
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Personal name Tobias, Michael.
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element Ecologists.
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Display text Print version:
Main entry heading Tobias, Michael.
Title The earth in fragments
Place, publisher, and date of publication New York : Nova Science Publishers, [2020]
International Standard Book Number 9781536189872
Record control number (DLC) 2020052889
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