Pathless Way - University of Wisconsin Press - Books - University of Wisconsin Press - 9780299097240 - September 30, 1986
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"A tour de force, a remarkable narrative of spiritual and political development. . . . [Cohen's] oft unanswered, and unanswerable, questions, his views of Muir's spiritual, intellectual, and political growth are insightful, challenging, and new. They deserve an audience with scholars and Muir devotees."?Shirley Sargent, Pacific Historian

In this powerful study, Michael Cohen captures as never before the powerful consciousness, vision, and legacy of the pioneering environmentalist John Muir. Ultimately, Cohen stresses, this ecological consciousness would generate an ecological conscience.

It was no longer enough for Muir to individually test and celebrate his enlightenment in the wild. His vision, he now felt, must lead to concrete action, and the result was a protracted campaign that stressed the ecological education of the American public, governmental protection of natural resources, the establishment of the National Parks, and the encouragement of tourism.

Anyone interested in environmental studies, in American history and literature, or in the future of our natural heritage will be drawn by the very bracing flavor of his wilderness odyssey, evoked here by one of his own?a twentieth-century mountaineer and literary craftsman.
 


432 pages

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released September 30, 1986
ISBN13 9780299097240
Publishers University of Wisconsin Press
Pages 432
Dimensions 152 × 228 × 26 mm   ·   600 g
Language English  

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