And No Birds Sing

Craig Waddell and Paul Brooks, 2000

Overview

This collection of essays delves into Rachel Carson's seminal 1962 book, 'Silent Spring'. Contributors analyze the book's success in communicating its urgent message. The essays also examine the rhetorical techniques that contributed to its widespread impact and influence. It offers a critical look at the enduring legacy of Carson's work.

Who it's for

• Readers interested in environmental literature and history.
• Students and scholars of rhetoric and communication.
• Those seeking to understand the impact of 'Silent Spring'.

Key features

• Paperback format
• 224 pages
• Published by Eurospan
• ISBN: 9780809322190
• Dimensions: 142x216 mm