"Against Nature" by Lorraine Daston is a profound non-fiction book that explores the relationship between natural orders and human norm-setting. Daston examines how nature serves as a model for human norms and the emotional reactions that arise when these norms are violated. Through the analysis of the naturalization of order, the author demonstrates that the need for representation and the constant presence of natural orders in human experience are closely intertwined. This book offers a critical perspective on the role of nature in philosophy and cultural norms, prompting reflection on the ethical implications of human actions.