Wallace Stegner's Wilderness Letter

In Wallace Stegner's "Wildness Letter", he believes that the country needs to save the wilderness and the forest. In order to complete a person, Stegner believes that only wild and forest thinking can be appreciated. Because of this idea, the wilderness needs to be saved. He implied that anyone in America could think about the old faithful mountains. Even if they have never been there and calming it, Rainier, or any other spectacular terrain. He believes that these ideas will make us whole human.

In his Coda: Wilderness Letter, Wallace Stegner talks about the importance of protecting our wild landscape, pointing out poetry emerging from "hidden horns and pockets under the cliff". He continued, he said, "If only a few people per year" advanced into the wild, "just provide us a wild country". The most important thing for our commons is that they will continue to exist. We strive to protect them to the utmost, not from strange responsibilities, but in these vast places and small pockets our lives are essential. This is part of what we can not lose. Our true self is contained in their uncontrolled landscape in our stagnation.

More than fifty years ago, Wallace Stegner wrote a letter about the need to protect the rest of the American wildlife at the time This symbolic letter was used as September 3, 1964. Introduction of "Wilderness Law" signed by President Johnson. With this request, Stegner wrote about the importance of maintaining nature for personal use and currency use. He explains the need to protect individuals' well-being, which enables us to breathe in from technology and business and to promote understanding of our position in the world.

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As an early environmentalist, he actively supported the protection of the area and adopted his currently known "wild letter" at the Wilderness Act of 1964. Wallace Stegner has great influence in the field of American literature, and those who write and live in a ferocious, energetic and honest attitude are honestly, frankly and adequately educated. It is also sullen and thoughtful heart, simple and unpretentious.

The wilderness is at least an iconic place, where we try to preserve our power. Wallace Stegner wrote a special human record of humanity, a special human record that distinguishes people from other species. It is rarely seen among men, but there is no other form of life. This is just an intentional markup refusal. We are the most dangerous creature on this planet, and all other species, even the Earth itself, may be afraid to destroy them. However, we are the only ones trying to preserve species that may be destroyed when we choose to do so. (39) Among these remarks, Stegner consciously reproduces the myth of the wilderness. So far it is obvious that this is mainly an illusion. But the deeper information of Stegner became more convincing.