No hiding place
essays on the new nature and poetry
by John Barnie
History and criticismHistoriographyPhilosophy of nature in literatureNature in literatureEvolution (Biology) in literatureEnglish poetryAmerican poetryNatural history
In this collection of essays, John Barnie explores the exciting thinking about the new nature as it appears to a non-scientist. In No Hiding Place the author outlines some of the intellectual restructuring which Neo-Darwinism insists that we make. Also included are essays on a number of poets - including R. S. Thomas, A. R. Ammons (USA) and Harry Martinson (Sweden) - who in various ways have responded to the pressures of the new thinking about nature on our lives.
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