Evaluate callicotts critique of the idea of wilderness

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Explain and evaluate Callicott’s critique of the idea of ‘wilderness’. How and to what extent does Guha’s ‘third world’ critique overlap with Callicott’s views? What consequences, if any, does this have for environmental ethics?

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