Unmanaged landscapes Book

	Introduction	1
Pt. 1	Wildness and Biology	5
	The Question of Management	7
	The Nature We Have Lost	10
	Is it Un-Biocentric to Manage?	22
	Ecology and Revolutionary Thought	26
	Man's Place in Nature	31
	Antelope	34
	The Tender Carnivore and the Sacred Game	38
	The Balance of Nature	48
	Tsitika to Baram: The Myth of Sustainability	52
	Toward a Science of Letting Things Be	56
	Making Humans Part of the Solution: A Reply to Willers	58
	Ecocentrism versus Management: A Reply to Blumstein	61
	Down From the Pedestal - A New Role for Experts	62
	Some Thoughts on Ecological Planning	64
	A Question and Two Answers	65
	What Do We Really Want From the Woods?	67
Pt. 2	Wildness and Human Society	71
	Killing Wilderness	73
	Resources Everywhere	81
	Bureaucracy and Wilderness (The Grand Design)	83
	A Wilderness Bill of Rights	102
	Travels with Seldom	103
	The Stone Gallery	112
	Economic Nature	113
	Work in Progress	130
	The End of Nature	132
	The Forest of Forgetting	135
	Walden	144
	A Letter for Montana Wilderness	144
	Future Madness	155
	The Good News	159
Pt. 3	Wildness, Philosophy, and Spirituality	161
	The Stranger's Ways	163
	Ecological Revolutions: Nature, Gender, and Science in New England	164
	Man and Nature	170
	Wild Wool	173
	Wilderness: A Human Need	173
	The Autonomy of Wild Nature	175
	Eco-Interests	179
	The Wilderness Idea Reaffirmed	179
	The Saving Wildness	184
	Anthropocentrism	188
	The Myths We Live By	192
	Ways of Nature	194
	Faking Nature	194
	A Platform of the Deep Ecology Movement	208
	The Grace of the Wild	209
	The Imagination of the Earth	211
	Our Life as Gaia	220
	About the Editor	225
	About the Contributors	227
	Acknowledgment of Sources	233
	Index	237