Interview: Roderick Nash
Document Type
Article
Department
Environmental Analysis (Pomona)
Publication Date
2007
Keywords
environmental history, environmental studies, Roderick Nash, whitewater boatman, interview
Abstract
Many readers of this journal have been inspired by Roderick Nash’s Wilderness and the American Mind and The Rights of Nature, two of the foundational texts in environmental history, but some may be less familiar with his role in establishing environmental studies as an academic discipline and with his well-deserved reputation as one of this country’s premier whitewater boatmen. In this interview, we ask Nash to talk not only about his path-breaking scholarly work, but also about his passion for the outdoors and his role as an environmental advocate.
Rights Information
Copyright © 2007 American Society for Environmental History and Forest History Society
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DOI
10.1093/envhis/12.2.399
Recommended Citation
Miller, Char and Cioc, Mark. “Interview: Roderick Nash,” Environmental History, April 2007: 399-407
