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IntroductionChapter ¢ñ Conquest of Nature
1.1 Conquest of Nature in Western Culture
1.2 Land Degradation due to Over-exploitation
1.3 Human Alienation due to Resources Abuse
1.4 Spiritual Disequilibrium due to Whale-exploitation
1.5 Coastal Pollution due to Industrial Discharge
Chapter ¢ò Reestablishment of ‘Umbilical’ Bond
2.1 Land Care in Aboriginal Tradition
2.2 Reverence for Life
2.3 Birth of Nature’s Children
2.4 An Environmental Campaign: Awakening People’s Eco-responsibility
2.5 An Ecotopia: Reestablished Harmonious Symbiosis
Chapter ¢ó Retreat to the Wilderness
3.1 WildernessIntroduction Chapter ¢ñ Conquest of Nature 1.1 Conquest of Nature in Western Culture 1.2 Land Degradation due to Over-exploitation 1.3 Human Alienation due to Resources Abuse 1.4 Spiritual Disequilibrium due to Whale-exploitation 1.5 Coastal Pollution due to Industrial Discharge Chapter ¢ò Reestablishment of ‘Umbilical’ Bond 2.1 Land Care in Aboriginal Tradition 2.2 Reverence for Life 2.3 Birth of Nature’s Children 2.4 An Environmental Campaign: Awakening People’s Eco-responsibility 2.5 An Ecotopia: Reestablished Harmonious Symbiosis Chapter ¢ó Retreat to the Wilderness 3.1 Wilderness 3.2 Coping with Growing Crises in the Wilderness 3.3 The Dilemma of Modern People in the Wilderness 3.4 The Reconciliation in the Wilderness Conclusion Works Cited Appendix AcknowledgementsÐÅÏ¢