How a continent created a nation / Libby Robin.
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- 9780868409993
- 0868409995
- 303.40994 22
- HN843.5 .R63 2007eb
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 233-243) and index.
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Acknowledgments; Prologue: Beyond the biological cringe?; Chapter 1: Nature for citizenship; Chapter 2: Strange nature; Chapter 3: Unnatural economy; Chapter 4: Collecting the nation; Chapter 5: Desert nationalism; Chapter 6: The empty North; Chapter 7: Sustaining the exceptional; Chapter 8: Home truths; Epilogue: A natural nation?; Notes; Select bibliography; Index.
Shows how a new nation - Australia - was created in a very old continent. Looking at some of those who observe the natural world closely - including scientists, field naturalists and farmers - this title suggests fresh ways of living in an arid continent in times of global change, and gives hope that Australia can move beyond biological cringe.
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