Either we learn to manage the landscape in time, or we will have a problem

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  • Tamara Faberová

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https://doi.org/10.14712/18023061.172

Abstract

Why is it so important what the surrounding landscape looks like? The direct link between "food addiction" and the immediate environment is broken, although it is debatable for how long. But bonds of a finer kind, such as the desire for harmony, persist. We are still missing something in our world. We are looking for beauty and peace, but it is difficult to get to them. At least we write our ideas about the ideal state of the world, which would be similar to the Arcadian paradise, on paper and we talk about them for a long time. It's not bad, but it's still not enough.

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CÍLEK, V.: Tsunami je stále s námi. Alfa Publishing, Praha 2006

DAY, Ch.: Duch a místo. Vydavatelství ERA, Brno 2004

FAGAN, B.: The Long Summer. How Climate Changed Civilization. Granta Books, London 2005

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05. 05. 2011

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Faberová, T. (2011). Either we learn to manage the landscape in time, or we will have a problem. Envigogika, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.14712/18023061.172