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The idea of nature

Book • 1800
R. G.

Collingwood's 'The Idea of Nature' explores the historical development of Western philosophical thought concerning nature.

Collingwood examines how the concept of nature has evolved, tracing its roots from ancient Greek philosophy to modern science.

The book investigates the changing relationship between humans and the natural world.

Collingwood analyzes how different cultures and historical periods have shaped our understanding and interaction with nature.

'The Idea of Nature' emphasizes the importance of historical context for understanding philosophical concepts.

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