A Sand County Almanac 
.... buy land from his brother for a sanctuary for wildflowers: "1865 still stands in Wisconsin history as the birthyear of mercy for things
natural,
wild, and free ....
(2150
9
)
Evolution in a species
.... Dogs, both
wild and domestic, come in many shapes and sizes (
Natural History Museum, 2002). In the
wild, this is due to
natural selection. ....
(800
3
)
Changes in the Gene Pool
.... Dogs, both
wild and domestic, come in many shapes and sizes (
Natural History Museum, 2002). In the
wild, this is due to
natural selection. ....
(800
3
)
The Subversion of Natural Order in "Macbeth"
.... the corruption of his and Lady Macbeth's natures and the subversion of the
natural order of .... who live and yet appear inhuman: So wither'd, and so
wild in their ....
(1596
6
)
Jack London's Call of the Wild
.... a
natural change because as an animal he can only be
natural: Gifted by .... by killing his killers, then, compulsively, answers "the call of the
wild" by becoming ....
(2230
9
)
Effect of Natural Settings
.... the poet basks in wonder and exhilaration before even the darkest
natural manifestation: "The Poet wandering on, through . . . the
wild Carmanian waste,/ And o ....
(1283
5
)
Ecology of Fear
.... 202-4). Consequently, the encroachment of human life into the
natural environment and .... Prowling on the fringes of the urban-
wild divide, predators have adopted ....
(1753
7
)
Ideas of the Tao
.... To Mo Tzu, the human being in the
natural state is a
wild and selfish creature who must be controlled, by force if necessary, lest he and his fellow
wild ....
(1691
7
)
Never Cry Wolf by Farley Mowat
.... the
wild or even hunt, but he does say recreational and other uses should be consistent with protecting the environment and preserving its own
natural cycle of ....
(1649
7
)
Effects of Inbreeding on Populations
.... advocates an active human role in encouraging and maintaining viable populations of
wild-animal species, both in situ, or in the
wild natural habitat of the ....
(2253
9
)
The Return of the Wolves
.... wolf did not disappear because of
natural causes, but because of unnatural causes. It belongs in national parks which were designed to preserve
wild lands and ....
(804
3
)
The Bear
.... components of romanticism are the belief that man is innately good in his
natural state and a .... The bear, Old Ben, represents unvarnished, free, and
wild nature. ....
(586
2
)
Romanticism in Blake's Poetry
.... In these poems, the tiger and the lamb are themselves seen as extremes of the
natural world of both beasts and the
wild and gentle sides of humanity. ....
(1431
6
)
The Centaur
.... This is not only a symbol of masculinity, but one of the sterile man-made adult world impeding upon the sanctity of the
wild and untamed
natural world. ....
(675
3
)
Call of the Wild & The Incredible Journey
.... provide a comparative analysis of Jack London's The Call of the
Wild and Sheila .... a realm "'betwixt-between'--that is, they mediate between the
natural and the ....
(2014
8
)
Ghosts & The Wild Duck (Ibsen)
.... The sky, associated with light and freedom and the
natural state of bird and humans .... Ghosts and The
Wild Duck are just two of Ibsen's plays that demonstrate his ....
(2341
9
)
Deliverance (James Dickey)
.... potential viciousness of nature and of men who have turned into
wild animals in .... he understands already that one cannot apply city rules to the
natural power of ....
(1147
5
)
Jack London's The Call of the Wild
.... Buck's story is that of a unique journey to a primitive, yet more
natural, state of .... In order to deal with the hardships that he faces in the
wild North, Buck ....
(2631
11
)
Tennyson's Poem, The Splendor Falls on Castle Walls
.... However, the bugle played in such a vast
natural setting as described by the poem .... faint on hill or field or river; Blow, bugle, blow, set the
wild echoes flying ....
(1320
5
)
Nature in a Novel & a Poem
.... the poet basks in wonder and exhilaration before even the darkest
natural manifestation: "The Poet wandering on, through . . . the
wild Carmanian waste,/ And o ....
(1283
5
)
"Ode to the West Wind"
.... of Nature and suggests its power in the last lines of the first section:
Wild Spirit, which .... as well as a new concept of man's relation to the
natural order and ....
(1081
4
)
Dylan Thomas
.... with their words; good men whose "frail deedsàdanced in a green bay"; and,
wild men who "sang .... in the poem by the fact that death is as much a
natural part of ....
(1541
6
)
Dylan Thomas' Do Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night
.... with their words; good men whose "frail deedsàdanced in a green bay"; and,
wild men who "sang .... in the poem by the fact that death is as much a
natural part of ....
(1540
6
)
Characters in The Storm and The Scarlet Letter
.... and wife in "The Storm," then in Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, the rosebush that stands outside the prison represents Scarlet's
natural desire to be
wild. ....
(2315
9
)
Soviet Owned Natural Resources
.... in four categories, rendered by Schoenbaum1 as nature reserves,
natural monuments, national parks .... for the preservation of the habitats of
wild animals, their ....
(5803
23
)
The use of animals in scientific research
.... The average life span of laboratory animals is longer than the life span of
wild animals. The
natural world is characterized by predation, disease, or other ....
(2294
9
)
Use of Animals in Scientific Research
.... The average life span of laboratory animals is longer than the life span of
wild animals. The
natural world is characterized by predation, disease, or other ....
(2352
9
)
Romantic Concepts in "The Swineherd"
.... in the wildness and strangeness of the
natural world. The rose is on a plant which blooms only once every five years, and the nightingale is a
wild bird whose ....
(1843
7
)
Ginseng as a Food Additive & Stimulant
.... Pritts 102), have passed regulations in most of those states within the
natural growing range of American ginseng that limit the harvesting of
wild ginseng. ....
(1586
6
)
The Romantic Movement
.... evokes a wide array of spiritual issues in his life, all related to the
natural scene: Do I behold these steep and lofty cliffs, That on a
wild secluded scene ....
(1920
8
)
