Ecology without Nature

Book is good but cover is maybe on wrong, the actual text is back to front and upside down... not sure if it’s deliverate or not. Readable so not worried.

Fantastic book which I have referred to time and time again in my academic research and now in every day life in analysing the environment and our perspectives towards it.

Was keen to get stuck in to this, the concepts deeply interest me. However, it's one of the most hard to read books I've come across. Not because the concepts are especially difficult, but it seems to be written by a Professor for fellow Professors in Professor language and it is just such a hard to read book. You have to be very determined to get through it.I was also a bit flummoxed to find that it focussed on art in a way that the reviews and title just don't manage to convey. I was expecting a radical approach to ecology and surprisingly found much on art and its relevance to ecology. Possibly my mistake.

This book is simply unreadable. It is a catalogue of names (philosophers, artists, etc) that are spread every line as if the author couldn't think by himself. Take the quotes and references away, what remains... is nothing. Dear Mr Morton, if you cannot think by yourself, you don't have to write books.