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July 1980He who mounts a wild elephant goes where the wild elephant goes.
Randolph Bourne
April 1980Whatever authority I may have rests solely on knowing how little I know.
Socrates
A new world order is going to require a new way of thinking. Just as our American revolution was preceded by a philosophical revolution, and the heritage of the Enlightenment, in the same way you can look out in the world now, you begin to see the ideological origins of the new world order revolution. We’re still in the stage where it’s for the most part myth, art, religion and philosophy, and we haven’t yet moved into the stage of politics, economics, organization, implementation. Everything, it’s been said, begins in mysticism and ends in politics.
By William Irwin ThompsonApril 1980My feeling is that we’re headed into a discontinuous transition. But anybody living inside one has to try to work for a continuous transition. You go ahead, knowing better, even though the enormous probability is that it will be highly catastrophic.
By Sy SafranskyApril 1980Two voices speak in this book. One is the voice of patriarchal pontification. The other, an “embodied voice, and an impassioned one” of the natural world and the world of woman.
By Jeffery BeameMarch 1980“Dangling in his face was a single stem of the graceful foliage of the Eighteenth Species. He saw then that he could not hold back, and yet must risk doing terrible damage to the crowning floral creation of the Universe. He crept forward in an agony of joy and terror.”
By Aden FieldFebruary 1979RAIN is one of my favorite magazines. Published monthly in Portland, Oregon, RAIN calls itself “a monthly information access journal and reference service for people developing more satisfying patterns that increase local self-reliance and press less heavily on our limited resources.”
By Tom BenderDecember 1977The paradox of trying to educate yourself and then live within the environment your ideals have dictated is: try but don’t try.
By Elizabeth Rose CampbellJuly 1977Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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