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Biophilic Design: The Theory, Science and Practice of Bringing Buildings to Lifeby: Stephen R. Kellert, Judith Heerwagen, Martin Mador February 19, 2008 |
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The Biophilia Hypothesis (A Shearwater book)by: Stephen R. Kellert March 31, 1995 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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Building for Life: Designing and Understanding the Human-nature Connectionby: Stephen R. Kellert 2005-10 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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The Good in Nature and Humanity: Connecting Science, Religion and Spirituality with the Natural Worldfrom: Island Press March 31, 2002 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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The Biophilia Hypothesisby: KELLET ED March 31, 1994 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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Public attitudes toward critical wildlife and natural habit issuesby: Stephen R Kellert 1982 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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Macmillan Encyclopedia of the Environment 6-volby: Stephen R. Kellert 1997 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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Knowledge, affection and basic attitudes toward animals in American societyby: Stephen R Kellert 1982 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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Attitudes towards animals and characteristics of various animal activity groups other than huntersby: Stephen R Kellert 1977 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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Phase II: Activities of the American public relating to animalsby: Stephen R Kellert 1980 |
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A short comment on 'The Biophilia Hypothesis'... Following up from E. O. Wilson's stunningly moving 'Biophilia: the Human Bond With Other Species', this volume takes the reader on a scintillating journey through how we feel about our world. The concept of 'biophilia' - that humans have evolved to affiliate with aspects of our natural environment - is brilliantly developed by a number of authors in their respective essays. The reader 's emotions resonate with the writing, and the reader's brain hums with ideas as the authors continually provoke one to think deeper. This is a serious volume, and an important one. We would do well do study it, follow it up, and as a result, improve the way we live in our unique world. >>More Details |
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