Reviews of Books:Benjamin Shambaugh and the Intellectual Foundations of Public History Rebecca Conard

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Applied Environmentalism, or Reconciliation Among "the Bios" and "the Culturals"

“…1 Still, the dichotomy that separates the "bios" and the "culturals" is entirely bridgeable if we recognize the strength of our common bonds. Moreover, it is imperative to begin acting consistently from a position of combined strength because, ultimately, this is an essential component of sustaining a coherent environmental movement.…”