The River of Eden - LE

Dr. KIP REDICK
RSTD 337
LE, KIM-CHI
Date: April 12, 2007


THE RIVERS of EDEN by EVAN EISENBERG

SUMMARY



Nature enclosed rivers, lands, animals, woods, etc…Its combined together make the views more pretty.

“The Four Rivers of Eden are symbols of the flow of wildness from the heart of wilderness to the rest of the plan.”P. 99. According to Eisenberg, human take a lesson from the wilderness about how to treat nature. “One of the reasons for having wilderness around is to see the way nature works when left alone. It gives us a model to work from. But a wilderness does not just show the way nature works in general; it shows the way she works in a particular place.”P.101.
Many people liked river view more than others. Some poets wrote many poems about rivers very well. The Rivers of Eden is the one made Eisenberg liked very much, and he felt like an EDEN.




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