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[Scott Vlaun <scott@moosepondarts.com>]

Anybody ever read "Woman on the Edge of Time" by Marge Piercy. It's 
been a long time but I remember being enlightened her ecotopian vision 
and separation of culture from race.

Scott Vlaun
Western Maine


On Sunday, July 27, 2003, at 02:03  PM, georg parlow wrote:

> ya, i read "ecotopia" - i didnt like the story to much, but i liked the
> frame it was set in, and the basic approach of "small, local, 
> personal".
>
>
>
> * * *
> georg parlow
> g.parlow@zartbesaitet.net
> http://zartbesaitet.net/georg.parlow.htm
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Rita & Mark" <gutleben@utanet.at>
> > Many years ago I read two books by Ernest Callenbach. Titles in German
> are:
> > Ecotoia, Ein Weg nach Ecotopia. They certainly helped me at that time 
> > to
> > formulate my idea of what I wanted from life and what I could do 
> > without.
> > Both deal with ideas about the environment (alternative energies and
> > materials) and people (communities, new government) which partly fit 
> > very
> > well with my idea of permaculture.  Anybody else read them?
>
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