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Argomenti del programma: The dialectic between Humans and Nature has innervated the history of Humankind from its origins until today. This relationship has developed over time in very different forms according to humane ability to access natural resources and exploit energy. This relationship, however, has radically changed on the threshold of the contemporary era.

Argomenti del programma: The dialectic between Humans and Nature has innervated the history of Humankind from its origins until today. This relationship has developed over time in very different forms according to humane ability to access natural resources and exploit energy. This relationship, however, has radically changed on the threshold of the contemporary era.

Argomenti del programma: The dialectic between Humans and Nature has innervated the history of Humankind from its origins until today. This relationship has developed over time in very different forms according to humane ability to access natural resources and exploit energy. This relationship, however, has radically changed on the threshold of the contemporary era.

Argomenti del programma: The dialectic between Humans and Nature has innervated the history of Humankind from its origins until today. This relationship has developed over time in very different forms according to humane ability to access natural resources and exploit energy. This relationship, however, has radically changed on the threshold of the contemporary era.

Argomenti del programma: The dialectic between Humans and Nature has innervated the history of Humankind from its origins until today. This relationship has developed over time in very different forms according to humane ability to access natural resources and exploit energy. This relationship, however, has radically changed on the threshold of the contemporary era.