The Putah-Cache Bioregion Project: Adjunct Writing Reading List Who | What | Where | Publications

Aristotle, from Physics

section from Book Beta, Natural Science and Explanation, pp. 23-25

Michael P. Conzen, editor, The Making of an American Landscape

Chapter 5: Pierce F. Lewis, "The Northeast and the making of American Geographical Habits," pp. 80-103

Chapter 12: Michael P. Conzen, "Ethnicity on the Land," pp. 221-48

Martin Heidegger, from Basic Writings

Chapter 7: "The Question Concerning Technology" pp. 283-317

Tony Hillerman, from The Great Taos Bank Robbery,

Chapter 2: "The Very Heart of Our Country," pp. 16-27

Gary Snyder, from Practice of the Wild

sections from "The Place, the Region, and the Commons," pp. 25-31, 35-41, 43-44

sections from "Good, Sacred, Wild," pp. 78-87, 94-96

section from "Survival and Sacrament," pp. 178-79, 180-81

Robert L Thayer, from Gray World, Green Heart

Chapter 1, For Love of Land and Nature, pp. 3-24

section from Chapter 2, Technophilia and Landscape, pp. 32-41

Van Andruss, et al, editors, Home! A Bioregional Reader

Peter Berg, "More Than Just Saving What's Left," pp. 13-16

----- and Raymond F. Dasmann, "Reinhabiting California," pp. 35-38

Marnie Muller, "Bioregionalism/Western Culture/Women," pp. 87-88

Jamie Sayen, "Taking Steps Toward a Restoration Ethic," pp. 121-24

Doug Aberley, "Building a Bioregional, Sustainable Alternative," pp. 159-160

Putah-Cache Creek Bioregion Project description

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