Hello all:
        Thought this list might be of interest to those of you interested 
in the social construction of nature. Its newly created and I've just 
logged on so I can't give it a testimonial yet.

        Connie

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Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto
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Welcome to the Social Construction of Nature Listserve.  The impetus for
this list came out of a 1997 Harvard University seminar on the growing
uncertainty of concepts like "nature," "environment," and "wilderness:"
uncertainty over what these concepts mean, their place in society, their
presence in other societies and in other times, and the like.  That
uncertainty, initially expressed by academics, has become a controversial
topic among environmentalists and policy makers.  It is my hope that this
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