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On the origin of species by means of natural selection

Charles Darwin

1860 ★ 4.3

The next one hundred years

Jonathan Weiner

1990

The planetarization of consciousness

Dane Rudhyar

1972

The human impact on the natural environment

Andrew Goudie

1986

Environment & behavior

J. Douglas Porteous

1977

Man adapting

René J. Dubos

1965

Life's long journey

Kenneth Walker

1961

Man the measure

Erich Kahler

1943

African Genesis

Robert Ardrey

1961

Influences of geographic environment, on the basis of Ratzel's system of anthropo-geography

Ellen Churchill Semple

1911

Human ecology

Jack Barry Bresler

1966

The theater of sport

Karl B. Raitz

1995

Beelzebub's tales to his grandson

A. Orage, Georges Ivanovitch Gurdjieff, Henri Tracol et al.

1973

The bad earth

Vaclav Smil

1984

Nature's metropolis

William Cronon, Cronon

1991

Bones of contention

Roger Lewin

1987

Human adaptability

Emilio F. Moran

1979

The end of nature

Bill McKibben

1989

Man and woman

Havelock Ellis

1929

The skeleton and movement

Jacqueline Dineen

1988

Human adaptation

A. Roberto Frisancho

1979

An Approach to environmental psychology

Albert Mehrabian, James A. Russell

1974 ★ 5.0

Making peace with the planet

Barry Commoner

1990

Boys Will Be Men

Richard A. Hawley

1993

Man and his becoming

René Guénon

1946

Ecology into Economics Won't Go

Stuart McBurney

1992

Human adaptation and accommodation

A. Roberto Frisancho

1993

The Sane Society

Erich Fromm

1955

Man in Nature (Foundations of Modern Biology)

Marston Bates

1961

The original and present state of man, briefly considered

Joseph Phipps

1783

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