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The Ragged Edge of the World: Encounters at the Frontier Where Modernity, Wildlands and Indigenous Peoples Mee t

This book delves into the complex relationships and conflicts that arise when modern civilization encounters the untamed wilderness and the traditional ways of life of indigenous peoples. more

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Eugene Linden

Eugene Linden is a renowned author born in 1947. His works cover a range of topics including science, nature, and the environment, known for his in-depth research and unique perspective. more

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