Canada and Nature: Some Reflections at the Scale of a Country
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TexteLangue : français Détails de publication : 2006.
Sujet(s) : Ressources en ligne : Abrégé : This article provides a short summary of the relationships between people and nature in Canada from the country's earliest days. It considers native people and settlers, and describes the country as an arhipelago composed of many small islands of settlement hemmed in by forest and rock. Today, when Canadians construct an increasingly symbolic nature, they cannot escape the materiality of a nature that is beautiful, harsh, and at hand.
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This article provides a short summary of the relationships between people and nature in Canada from the country's earliest days. It considers native people and settlers, and describes the country as an arhipelago composed of many small islands of settlement hemmed in by forest and rock. Today, when Canadians construct an increasingly symbolic nature, they cannot escape the materiality of a nature that is beautiful, harsh, and at hand.
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