Green Rage (Christopher Manes)

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"In the book Green Rage, Christopher Manes (1990) discusses the rise, goals, activities, and excesses of the radical environmentalist movement, with reference to a number of groups that can be placed under this heading. Manes tells of the history of this movement and of the way many groups became radicalized because of the perception that they were not otherwise being as effective as they wished. He also shows how the movement has become more radicalized as it has sought more and more change and developed a stronger and more explicit philosophy of what the relationship between human beings and nature should be. The subtitle for the book is a bit grandiose in its assessment of the situation -- A Radical Environmentalism and the Unmaking of Civilization@ -- but the distinction between environmentalism and civilization is one many of the radical fringe..."

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