In its commonest and most fundamental sense, the term 'nature' refers to everything which is not human and distinguished from the work of humanity.
An edition of What Is Nature?
(1995)
What Is Nature?
Culture, Politics and the Non-Human
by Kate Soper
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Philosophy of nature, Environmental ethics, Nature and nurture, Bd581 .s67 1995, 113, Interdisciplinary aspects of environmental sciences, Personality & identity psychology, Nature - general & miscellaneous, Nature, Philosophy of, Social psychology, Natural literature & history, Developmental psychology, Ethics & moral philosophy - applied| Edition | Availability |
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