Under The Sea-Wind: A Naturalist's Picture Of Ocean Life by Rachel Carson

In "Under the Sea-Wind," Rachel Carson combines lyrical prose with meticulous scientific observation to explore the intricate ecosystems of the marine world. Set against the backdrop of the Atlantic coast, the book delves into the lives of various sea creatures, presenting their experiences with an empathetic gaze that blends poetic language with natural history. Carson's masterful use of vivid imagery and rhythmic narration invites readers to immerse themselves in the natural phenomena of the ocean, highlighting the profound relationship between humanity and the environment during a time marked by industrial expansion and ecological oversight. Rachel Carson (1907-1964) was a pioneering marine biologist and conservationist whose work laid the foundation for the modern environmental movement. This 1952 Staples Press Hardback is in good condition. No DJ; Owner's Name inside. Dust jacket missing; boards worn and stained. Inside clean.

SKU: 1580068 This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1580068
Location: Animals