What are people for? : essays / by Wendell Berry.
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TextPublisher: Berkeley, CA : Counterpoint : Distributed by Publishers Group West, 2010Description: 210 pages ; 21 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9781582434872
- 814/.3 23
- AC8 .B4743 2010
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Wasatch County Library Second Floor | General NonFiction | 814.3 Berry (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 34301002103424 |
Damage -- Healing -- A remarkable man -- Harry Caudill in the Cumberlands -- A few words in favor of Edward Abbey -- Wallace Stegner and the great community -- A poem of difficult hope -- Style and grace -- Writer and region -- The responsibility of the poet -- God and country -- A practical harmony -- An argument for diversity -- What are people for? -- Waste -- Economy and pleasure -- The pleasures of eating -- The work of local culture -- Why I am not going to buy a computer -- Feminism, the body, and the machine -- Word and flesh -- Nature as measure.
Library Journal, 4/1/1990.
Publisher's Weekly, 3/2/1990.
Contains a collection of essays that discuss the American economic system and rural culture. Explores agrarianism, environmentalism, art, and consumerism in America.