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portada Nature's Teachings (Cambridge Library Collection - Religion)
Type
Physical Book
Year
2009
Language
English
Pages
560
Format
Paperback
ISBN
1108000711
ISBN13
9781108000710
Edition No.
1
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Nature's Teachings (Cambridge Library Collection - Religion)

John George Wood (Author) · Cambridge University Press · Paperback

Nature's Teachings (Cambridge Library Collection - Religion) - John George Wood

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Synopsis "Nature's Teachings (Cambridge Library Collection - Religion) "

Nature's Teachings, first published in 1877, was one of many books on natural history by J. G. Wood, a Victorian clergyman who was hugely influential in popularising the subject, as well as being the editor of The Boy's Own Magazine. Here he examines the close parallels between nature and human inventions in areas including seafaring (the raft, paddle and oar), war and hunting (barbs, poisons and projectiles), architecture, tools, optics and acoustics, as well as 'useful arts' including sewage disposal. His text contains over 750 figures and illustrations, and he argues that future great discoveries could be made as a result of careful observations of nature. Although a contemporary of Darwin, Wood largely ignored the evolution debates and focused on communicating his enthusiasm for the natural world to a non-scientific audience. His successful publications still make fascinating reading for those interested in Victorian culture and the history of education.

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