Henry David Thoreau was an American philosopher and poet, one of the parents of civil disobedience, and decided to go to live in the forest, isolated from other humans, for two years. Hebe Uhart was a writer, professor of philosophy and a chronicler who listened to her surroundings with an absolute ear. In this text, which is part of her book Animals, Uhart introduces us to the author of Walden, life in the woods. I was reading a book by Thoreau…
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Henry David Thoreau was an American philosopher and poet, one of the parents of civil disobedience, and decided to go to live in the forest, isolated from other humans, for two years. Hebe Uhart was a writer, professor of philosophy and a chronicler who listened to her surroundings with an absolute ear. In this text, which is part of her book Animals, Uhart introduces us to the author of Walden, life in the woods. I was reading a book by Thoreau…