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Environment and culture
- The nature–culture dialectic
- Towards a strong program of environmental cultural sociology: two case studies
- Case study I: the Sundarbans, Bay of Bengal—a mangrove forest delta swamped by human problems
- Case study II: Australia—not enough water?
- The challenge and the promise of a cultural sociology of nature
- References
Abstract
Nature is fate, culture is destiny. Nature is the condition of our material existence, culture is our only means of encountering and re-forming nature. At the outset of a new millennium, we are beginning to understand that the collective fate of humankind is in our own hands but if we continue to ignore our natural limits we shall experience the consequences in ways beyond existing cultural capacities.
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