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S: Rachel Carson O: The Horrifying effect that humans are having in nature. Acting like nature is not important. They think its humans kingdom. A: Very broad. P: To inform the audience of the negative things that they are allowing into their environment. S: Humans effect on nature T: Angry and frustrated.
It is our alarming misfortune that so primitive a science has armed itself with the mostmodern and terrible weapons
a combination of things that lead to disaster.
arrogance,
overly confident. it will come back to haunt them.
endless spira
no one is doing anything to stop it
nonselective chemicals that have the power to kill every insect, the "good"and the "bad," to still the song of birds and the leaping of fish in the streams, to coat the leaveswith a deadly film, and to linger on in the soil
taking the life away from mother nature.
500 new chemicals towhich the bodies of men and animals are required somehow to adapt each year
recipe for disaster.
generations
yet we are not adjusting like this.
rewed in his laboratories, and having no counterparts in nature.
made in a lab. Its unhealthy and unfair to nature.
unnatura
goes against the planet - in other words
heedless pace of man rather than the deliberate pace of nature
it should be the reverse. This is natures kingdom, not mans.
For time is the essential ingredient; but in the modernworld there is no time.
dramatic, but very true as we are running out of time.
, from which all life draws its energy,
part of nature
kill vegetation, sicken cattle, and work unknown harm onthose who drink from once pure wells
listing adds to the stress of the situation. It becomes a stressful read.
mysteriously
why is it mysterious?
r in a chain of poisoning and death.
danger is passed on and carelessly.
he very nature of its life.Strontium 90, released through nuclear explosions into the air, comes to the earth in rain or driftsdown as fallout, lodges in soil, enters into the grass or corn or wheat grown there, and in timetakes up its abode in the bones of a human being, there to remain until his deat
We are not paying attention to the small details that we should be. Like the one explained.
irrecoverable;
Adds to the horrid nature of humans effect on the planet.
contamination of air, earth, rivers, and sea with dangerous and even lethalmaterials
Big causes of climate change
assaults
powerful word, amplifies the horrible actions of humans towards the planet.
life actually modifies its surroundings, has been relatively slight
Global Warming is a modern example.
by the environment
Yet many people deny it
interaction between living things and theirsurroundings.
is nature and plants in the catagory of living things or surroundings.
ature" by Ralph Waldo Emerson (1836) is in the public doma
S: Ralph Waldo O: the average mans under-appreciation of nature. A: Anyone. Very Broad. P: To show the buety of nature and state that we are surrounded by it. We live in nature and not the other way round. S: Nature T: Uplifting
) which nature cannot repair
not that powerful
In the woods, we return to reason and faith
only when things go wrong
brink of fear.
not glad?
Nature is a setting that fits equally well a comic or a mourning piece.
it is beutiful
a different state of the mind, from breathless noon to grimmestmidnight
Nature allows you to have a better mindset.
tribute of delight;
should be grateful for it
he shall be glad with me
an order?
impertinent
nature cures everything
creature,
not a pleasant description of a man.
n spite of real sorrows.
like what?
delight runs
run - more excitement
presence o
we are always in the prescence of nature
part of his daily food.
routine
intercourse with heaven and earth,
very strange place to use this word
era of manhood.
unlikely?
infancy
infants have this love for nature.
truly
multiple references to truth
inward and outward
all around. Complete
lover
what about those who just like it
heart
emotional effect too. Deeper than illumination.
shine
positive connotation
illuminates
provides more than just light
superficial
is that any goog?
do not see the sun
interesting reference. No can look into the sun as it hurts your eyes.
Most
not all
see
they can "see" it but not appreciate it.
adult persons
what about children. Interesting focus on older ages.
truly, f
very important. Not speaking truly before.
warranty-deeds
The land does not belong to anyone
best part of these men’s farms,
The best part of a mans work is the nature that surrounds it?
owns the landscape
yet they have access to it. Something to be grateful for.
indubitably4
No one can question it
utter, from the tree of the poet.
Many advanced metaphores are used.
poetical sense in the mind.
Poetic in the sense that it is flowing and artisctic. Fibonacci sequence.
wisdom of his best hour, asmuch as they had delighted the simplicity of hischildhood
A persons best hour is memorable and beutiful.
wise spirit.
What does this mean?
toy
played with
perfection.
No one questions natures beuty
mean appearance.
Storms and other natural disasters seem like mean acts.
he mind is open to
It is hard for the mind to open!
kindred
All natural objects deserve this respect, for they have the same qualities.
inaccessible
Who is trying to access them?
he stars awaken a certain reverence
Personification brings the stars to life. Reverence refers to a sense of respect we should have for the stars.