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Another End Of The World Is Possible Halstead John

Name: Another End Of The World Is Possible Halstead John
SKU: BELL-38165650
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (32 reviews)

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Another End Of The World Is Possible Halstead John instant download after payment.

Publisher: Lulu.com

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.15 MB

Pages: 108

Author: Halstead, John

ISBN: 9780359765102, 0359765106

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Another End Of The World Is Possible Halstead John by Halstead, John 9780359765102, 0359765106 instant download after payment.

In these essays, author and activist, John Halstead, takes us from a 2016 environmental protest at a Midwestern tar sands refinery to a mid-20th century Mexican cornfield stricken with blight to a bloody sacrifice to the Mother Goddess in ancient Rome, and from ancient pagan myths to the latest superhero movies to speculative fiction about a biocentric community of the future. In so doing, he explores the intersection of climate change and capitalism, hope and despair, death and denial, hubris and hero myths, love and limitations, popular culture and storytelling, and what it would really mean for our relationship with the natural world if we were to admit that we are doomed.