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Trees have a rich cultural significance in human history from "summary" of The Overstory: A Novel by Richard Powers
Throughout history, trees have played a vital role in shaping human culture and civilization. They have been revered by various societies for their beauty, strength, and resilience. In many ancient myths and legends, trees are seen as sacred beings that possess wisdom and power beyond human understanding. From the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden to the World Tree of Norse mythology, trees have been central to the spiritual beliefs of many cultures. Moreover, trees have provided humans with essential resources such as food, shelter, and medicine. They have been used in the construction of homes, boats, and tools, as well as in the production of paper, furniture, and other everyday items. The significance of trees in providing sustenance and materials for human survival cannot be overstated. In addition, trees have also served as symbols of endurance, growth, and r...
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