The Ecology of Environmentalism
The judgment of “nature” is a regretful invention. It was spun by a likes of Jean-Jacques Rousseau in a 18th century as a confabulated ideal contrariety to a dystopia of urbanization as well as materialism. The traces of this dewy-eyed source of a “savage” as well as his unmolested, sheer vicinity can be found in a some-more virulent forms of fundamentalist environmentalism.