Wilderness and the American Mind

The book is in fair condition, with noticeable wear on the cover, including creases and scuff marks. The spine shows signs of use but remains intact. The pages are clean and unmarked, providing a good reading experience despite the external wear. This is a trade paperback and does not include a dust jacket.

Wilderness and the American Mind by Roderick Nash, published by Yale University Press in New Haven and London, is a significant work in environmental history and American studies. This edition, a sixth printing from 1971, offers insights into the evolving perceptions of wilderness in American culture. Originally published in 1967, Nash's work has been influential in understanding the historical context of conservation and environmentalism. The book's trade paperback format makes it accessible for both scholars and casual readers interested in the subject. The title page illustration by Richard Claude Ziemann adds an artistic touch to this scholarly work. The condition of the book shows signs of wear, typical for its age, with a well-worn cover but intact pages. This edition is a valuable resource for those studying the intersection of nature and culture in American history.