Speaking with nature: The origins of Indian environmentalism

By:

Guha, Ramachandra

Publication details: Gurugram: Fourth Estate, 2024.Description: xxxi, 407p., note., ind., 24 cm X 16 cmISBN:

9789362134905

Subject(s):

-- environmental -- consciousness -- climate change

DDC classification:

333.720954

List(s) this item appears in: New Arrivals 24 Feb 2025

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Content:

Chapter one -The Myriad - Minded Environmentalist
Rabindranath Tagore
Chapter Two - Ecological Sociologist
The Work and Legacy of Radhakamal Mukerje
Chapter Three - Gandhi's Economist
J.C. Kumarappa and Rural Renewal
Chapter Four - Scottish Internationalist
Patrick Geddes and Ecological
Town Planning in India
Chapter Five - Dissenting Scientists
Albert and Gabrielle Howard and the Quest for an Ecological Agriculture
Chapter Six - Gandhi's Englishwoman
The Passionate Environmentalism of Madeleine / Mira
Chapter Seven - Culture in Nature
The Forest Anthropology of Verrier Elwin
Chapter Eight - The First Hindutva Environmentalist
K.M. Munshi
Chapter Nine - Speaking for Nature , M. Krishnan and Indian Wildlife

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