MMW 121 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Silence 4
22 Aug 2016
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Outline lecture twelve: effacing the self in nature: native. American myths and legends: the places of humans in nature. The amateur the dear, the more the hunter complells to raise the skill of the hunting. Progress is contingent on maintaining the proper balance in nature. Most native american tribes felt very little need to conserve. Story from the abenaki tribe in the northeast woodlands the hunter-gatherer ethos. In the past, most tribes felt little need to conserve . 1. 3 all things in nature are in one way or another related to each other respect for nature does not necessarily translate to conservation knowledge of nature can be used for conservation. What traditional native americans perspectives can teach us teaching us to act not as masters of the environment, but as humble stewards of our must exhausted and depleted environment. One"s love and attachment to the land is like that to one"s family.
