The argument presupposes a Romantic model of transformation through sublime wilderness, ignoring that urban natures, ecological restoration, and managed landscapes also generate profound value shifts.
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sublime(describing the emotional experience of wilderness in Romantic thinking)
A feeling of awe mixed with a little fear or overwhelm that you get from experiencing something vast and powerful, like a huge mountain or storm—the kind of beauty that's almost too big to process.
urban natures(a counterexample to the statement's critique, showing nature doesn't have to be wild)
Nature that exists in or is shaped by cities—like parks, gardens, street trees, or wildlife adapting to urban environments.
value shifts(the kind of personal transformation the argument is debating)
Deep changes in what a person cares about, believes is important, or how they see the world.
wilderness(the type of nature the Romantic model emphasizes)
Natural landscape that appears untouched by humans, without cities, roads, or obvious human management.