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James Lovelock: Gaia

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The modern classic, James Loverock's Shang Yagiayan, was published as a revision plate in front of his first cycle. The book, the beginning of Lovelock's Gai Rock theory, completely changed the way the world was looked at the world in early 1979, causing a huge social reaction, and is being more and more acknowledged and wounded in the critical times of the human race, when climate problems have become so severe. The revision edition was revised based on the '202 edition of the original volume. The additional author's '20 edition, the more he would shape the Korean sentence in full and correct the different terminology. The cover was also a new design. Gaia theory views the earth as a ‘ big living organism. ’. The salts of seawater, or the concentration of toxic gases in the atmosphere, could remain at the right level for life to survive without any major changes in billions of years -- soil, ocean, atmosphere. The biosphere is thanks to the earth's ability to control its own self-control and all its elements properly. The Gaia theory claims that the planet is not a helpless, passive being for external threats, but an active and active being actively changing the physical and chemical environment. Gaia theory was a hypothesis in its day, but for the past 50 years and more, it has now gained the status of ‘Theory’ by studying the history of the earth and almost every field of science searching for nature. The detailed analysis and amazing insight of the Earth as it appears to be a guide for today to rebuild our relationship with it.

Korean title: 가이아

Korean author: 제임스 러브록

Korean publisher: 갈라파고스

ISBN-13: 9791187038955

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RI****
November 27, 2024

I think it's good for people who have questions about the Earth to read it. It's a great book, and I think it makes sense because you've explained Gaia hypothesis well.

RI****
September 22, 2024

James Loverock, who was observing the Earth from outer space, thought it was a living creature and set up Gaia hypothesis, which was very violent at the time. Because in traditional geochemical terms, we thought that the atmosphere was the end product of the process of dividing the atmosphere and the biosphere, and that the present atmosphere was made by inanimate action. Gaia is a book that has long sentences and it's difficult to understand but is very interesting to read. Because they have a

BL*******
October 9, 2023

I think the world and the universe view is a new and expanded masterpiece.

제임스 러브록: 가이아
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