Whole Earth Index

CoEvolution Quarterly, Winter 1980

“If you can understand trees, you can understand what’s happening all over the world. It’s quite unnecessary to chop them down, and pulp them, and mangle them, and then squirt squid juice all over them to understand anything. Nature is God’s Groupie.”

Sections:
  1. Learning
  2. Whole Systems
  3. Neighborhoods
  4. Politics
  5. Land Use
  6. Soft Technology
  7. Communications
  8. Craft
  9. Nomadics
  10. Business
CoEvolution Quarterly, Winter 1980
      1. Plant Liberation by Heathcote Williams
        1
  2. LEARNING
      1. Six Days of Dying by Mary Catherine Bateson
        4
      2. The Gnostic Gospels
        12
      3. A World Treasury of Oral Poetry
        12
      4. Higglety Pigglety Pop!
        13
      5. The Wishing Bone Cycle
        13
  3. WHOLE SYSTEMS
      1. Ed Ricketts: "From the Tidepool to the Stars" by David Burnor
        14
      2. The Log from the Sea of Cortez
        21
      3. Between Pacific Tides
        21
      4. The Outer Shores
        21
      5. Track of the Grizzly Of Wolves and Men
        22
  4. NEIGHBORHOODS
      1. Traveling Light by Malcolm Wells
        23
      2. Walls by Anne Herbert
        24
      3. Landscape
        34
      4. Invisible Cities
        34
      5. Trees in Urban Design
        35
      6. The Wooing of Earth
        35
      7. Amesbury by David Wills
        42
      8. The Amesbury Millenium Lectures
        46
      9. Amesbury
        46
      10. Sun, Moon, and Standing Stones
        47
      11. I Never Thought to See So Large a Land collected by John Einarsen and Ed Shorer
        48
      12. Bicycle Haiku Ride Across America by Kevin Kelly
        57
      13. Something Good for a Change by Wavy Gravy
        58
      14. Ameslan
        61
      15. The People's Guide 10 Vitamins and Minerals
        61
      16. Tales of the Total Stranger by J.D. Smith
        62
      17. Black Cat City by Jay Kinney
        64
      18. Essential Exercises for the Childbearing Year
        67
      19. The Experience of Childbirth
        67
  5. POLITICS
      1. The Foreskin File by Heathcote Williams
        68
      2. Greg and I by Penelope Wickersham
        78
      3. Learning to Live with Ambiguity by Stephanie Mills
        80
      4. The Day Martin Luther King Was Killed fiction by Anne Herbert
        85
      5. Feminism by Anne Kent Rush and Stephanie Mills
        86
      6. Feminist Jokes by Trina Robbins
        90
      7. The Empire Strikes Out by Scoop Nisker
        92
      8. L.L. Bean and Maine Yankee
        95
      9. Everybody's Business
        95
  6. LAND USE
      1. Wonder Drugs, Super Germs by Orville Schell
        96
      2. U.S. Department of Agriculture Looks at Organic Farming, Likes What It Sees by Rosemary Menninger
        107
      3. Pig! by Frank Snider
        108
      4. Living with Plants
        111
      5. Forest Planning
        111
      6. Pesticides and You
        111
      7. Sweet and Hard Cider
        112
      8. Betty Cracker's Kitchen Gardens
        112
      9. Southmeadow Fruit Gardens
        112
      10. Rural Organizing by Rosemary Menninger
        113
  7. SOFT TECHNOLOGY
      1. Autologic by J . Baldwin
        114
      2. Notes from the Energy Underground
        118
      3. The Village as Solar Ecology
        119
      4. How to Solarize Your House
        119
      5. Heliophase
        119
      6. Desert Housing
        120
      7. Mongolian Cloud Houses
        120
      8. The Double Shell Solar House
        120
      9. How Buildings Work
        121
      10. A History of the Machine
        121
  8. COMMUNICATIONS
      1. Information Detective Stories by Art Kleiner
        122
      2. Health Hazards from Computer Terminals
        127
      3. Information and Communication Technology for the Community
        127
      4. The Muckraker’s Manual
        127
      5. Dead Jogger Rumor Proved Untrue by Dick Fugett
        128
      6. Good Movies by Sheila Benson
        130
      7. Southern Exposure
        131
      8. Comedy
        131
      9. Culture to Cogitate By by Jay Kinney
        132
      10. Why Hunger? by Angela Gennino
        134
      11. The Geopolitics of Information
        136
      12. lnternational Communications
        136
  9. CRAFT
      1. Food as Art by Anne Herbert
        137
      2. Some Do's and Don't's of Varathaning Food by Lynn Spigel
        137
      3. Making Paper by Art Kleiner
        138
      4. The Quilter's Album of Blocks and Borders
        139
      5. Open Chain
        139
      6. Clothkits
        139
  10. NOMADICS
      1. The Grey Seas Under
        140
      2. The Serpent's Coil
        140
      3. Tugs, Tugboats, and Towing
        140
  11. BUSINESS
      1. Financial Reports
        141
      2. Statement of Ownership
        141
      3. Gossip
        142
      4. Thank You
        143
      5. Pithy lnformation Inside Back Cover: Seeing Stars by Terence P Yorks
        144
      6. Seeing 3-D by Art Kleiner
        144
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