The Relationship of man and nature in the modern age Book

In this collection of essays, Ingold brings contemporary research from anthropology, sociology, and behavioral science into dialogue with perennial questions of epistemology like "How does cognition take place?" and "How can two people perceive the same experience radically differently?"

In addition to its clear and cogent analysis, The Perception of the Environment provides a compelling overview of the history of philosophy and social science, making this book relevant to a broad academic audience. Recommended.