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Krutch

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Krutch  (krch), Joseph Wood 1893-1970.
American critic, naturalist, and writer whose works include The Modern Temper (1929) and The Measure of Man (1954).


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As an example of the later writers, Joseph Wood Krutch writes in "God's Hand in the Sky:" ""If what I find in the desert is no example to be imitated, it suggests a metaphor .
Illusions have been lost one by one," journalist Joseph Wood Krutch wrote in The Modern Temper (1929).
Anthologies of environmental writing were published for college literature and composition classes, beginning with Glen and Rhoda Love's Ecological Crisis (1970), which included writings by Joseph Wood Krutch, Peter Matthiesson, and ballad-entwined prose by folksinger Malvina Reynolds.
 
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