@article{346872,
      author = {Reuss, Martin. and Cutcliffe, Stephen H.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/346872},
      title = {The illusory boundary : environment and technology in  history /},
      publisher = {University of Virginia Press,},
      abstract = {"The view of nature and technology inhabiting totally  different, even opposite, spheres persists across time and  cultures. Most people would consider an English countryside  or a Louisiana bayou to be "natural," though each is to an  extent the product of technology. Pollution, widely thought  to be a purely man-made phenomenon, results partly from  natural processes. All around us, things from the natural  world are brought into the human world. At what point do we  consider them part of culture rather than nature? And does  such a distinction illuminate our world or obscure its  workings?},
      recid = {346872},
      pages = {ix, 318 p. :},
      address = {Charlottesville :},
      year = {2010},
}