Nature (disambiguation) explained

Nature, in the broadest sense, is the natural, physical, or material world or universe.

Nature may also refer to:

Specialized perspectives

• Nature (philosophy), in philosophy
• Nature (Christianity), in Christian theology
• Natural environment, the ecological sphere of life on Earth

Arts and media

Music

• Nature (group), a K-Pop girl group formed in 2018
• Nature (rapper), Jermain Baxter (born 1972), American rapper
• Nature (The Mutton Birds album), 1995
• Nature (Paul Kelly album), 2018
• , an album by Ahmad Jamal, 1998
• "Nature" (song), by the Fourmyula, 1969; covered by the Mutton Birds, 1992
• "Nature", a song by Lu Han, 2019

Periodicals and literature

• Nature (journal), a British weekly scientific journal published since 1869
• La Nature, an 1873–1972 French magazine aimed at the popularization of science
• Nature Magazine, a 1923–1959 magazine published by the American Nature Association
• "Nature" (essay), an 1836 essay and collection of essays by Ralph Waldo Emerson
• "Nature", one of the essays in Mill's 1874 book Three Essays on Religion
• "Nature" (Tobler essay), a 1783 essay by Georg Christoph Tobler

Radio and television

• Nature (radio programme), a British wildlife and environmental programme
• Nature (TV program), an American wildlife documentary series since 1982

Other uses

• Nature, another name for the wine grape Gewürztraminer

See also

• Mother Nature, the personification of nature as a maternal figure
• Springer Nature, a German-British academic publishing company
• The Nature Company, American retail store chain
  • • Natural (disambiguation)
• Naturalism (disambiguation)