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The Biology of Civilisation Understanding Human Culture as a Force in Nature

By: Stephen Boyden(Author)
189 pages, illustrations
The Biology of Civilisation
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  • The Biology of Civilisation ISBN: 9780868407661 Paperback Apr 2004 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-3 weeks
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Looks at the complex inter-relationships between human culture and nature. Covering the period from the beginning of agriculture right up to the present day, it focuses on issues relating to human health and well-being and the state of our natural environment. From his vast survey, author Stephen Boyden draws some key conclusions critical to the future of humanity.

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Stephen Boyden has long been regarded as one of Australia's leading biological scientists, and is acknowledged internationally as a pioneer of the study of 'biohistory' – which is said to seek to understand the human condition by considering the relationship between human culture and biological processes, particularly with regard to the health of humans and ecosystems.

By: Stephen Boyden(Author)
189 pages, illustrations
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