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This book examines the history of nutmeg as a symbol of colonialism and exploitation, linking it to contemporary issues such as climate change. It traces the impact of Western colonialism on both human lives and the environment, highlighting how historical events have shaped modern ecological crises. The narrative posits that our current climate challenges stem from a long-standing view of nature as a resource for human use, rather than as an entity with its own significance. The author discusses various earthly materials, including spices and fossil fuels, to illustrate this interconnectedness.
Format: Paperback / softback
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Pages: 352
Publisher: John Murray Press
ISBN: 9781529369465
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