The Edge of the Sea

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The Edge of the Sea is a 1955 nature book by marine biologist and environmentalist Rachel Carson that explores the ecology and beauty of coastal shorelines.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
nature book
non-fiction book
author Rachel Carson
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
explores ecology of coastal shorelines
firstEditionPlace Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston
focusesOn estuaries
rocky shores
sandy beaches
tidal pools
genre environmental literature
nature writing
hasForm essay collection
hasIllustrationsBy Bob Hines NERFINISHED
hasTheme beauty of the natural world
conservation of coastal habitats
interconnectedness of life
influenced modern environmental movement
language English
literaryStyle poetic description
scientific observation
mediaType print
notableFor detailed descriptions of shore organisms
lyrical prose style
popularizing marine biology
partOf The Edge of the Sea self-linksurface differs
surface form: Rachel Carson sea trilogy
predecessor The Sea Around Us
publicationYear 1955
publisher Houghton Mifflin
relatedWork Silent Spring
Under the Sea-Wind
subject Atlantic coast
coastal ecosystems
ecology
intertidal zone
marine ecology
natural history
seashore life
targetAudience general readers
nature enthusiasts
students of biology
timePeriodDescribed mid-20th century
writtenByOccupation environmentalist
marine biologist

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Under the Sea-Wind hasPart The Edge of the Sea
this entity surface form: “The Gull’s Way” section about coastal and open-sea life
Rachel Carson notableWork The Edge of the Sea
Carson notableWork The Edge of the Sea
subject surface form: Rachel Carson
The Edge of the Sea partOf The Edge of the Sea self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Rachel Carson sea trilogy