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James Agee
Mary
Austin
Gaston Bachelard, The New Scientific Spirit.
Gregory
Bateson
Jacob Bronowski
Archie Carr
Rachel
Carson
Miguel
de Cervantes, Don Quixote de la Mancha.
Alfred Crosby
Herman
Daly
Charles
Darwin
Jared Diamond, Collapse
W. E. B. Dubois
Rene Dubose, The White Plague
Albert
Einstein
Richard
Feynman
Galileo
Galilei
Howard Gardner, Multiple Intelligences
Clifford
Geertz
Ross
Gelbspan
Murray Gell-Mann
William
Greider
James Hansen
Garrett Hardin, Filters
Against Folly
Garrett Hardin, Tragedy
of the Commons
Stephen Hawking
Martin Heidegger on technology and its meaning
Adam Hochschild
Robert Hooke
Karen Horney, Neurosis and Human Growth
J. Brinkerhoff Jackson
Michio Kaku, Beyond Einstein
Michio Kaku, Hyperspace
Michio Kaku
Martin Kemp
Jamaica Kincaid
Benjamin
Kline
Thomas
Kuhn
Kai Lee
Aldo
Leopold, land ethic
Leopold about land as a complex relation among the living & dead.
Richard Lewontin
James Lovelock
Deirdre McCloskey
Ian McHarg
Bill
McKibben
Lynn Margulis
Ernst Mayr
Carolyn
Merchant
G. Tyler Miller
Sydney Mintz
Isaac Newton
Arnold Pacey
....................., Technology in World Civilization.
Octavio
Paz
Neil Postman
Carroll Pursell
Mark
Reisner
Simon
Schama
Joseph
Siry
Susan Sontag
Sandra Steingraber
Lewis Thomas
James Watson
Walt
Whitman
Terry Tempest Williams
Edward
O. Wilson
Donald
Worster
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