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| | Daniel Quinn message/review of The Holy - Culture Change |
 | | The interim gods were worshipped for hundreds of years, and were not thereafter called by the Bible phony or nonexistent, but instead acknowledged as extant. | | | The story in Daniel Quinn’s new book, The Holy, concerns two main themes that hit me over the head: (1) independent living, i.e., being yourself and following your best potential destiny, and (2) modern humans in the consumer culture are unaware of the power of nature and of the universe. | | | A man in modern day Chicago is hired to investigate what happened to the gods that the Israelites adopted and worshipped after they got to "the promised land." The Israelites had turned their back on the True (Sky) God that supposedly delivered them from Egypt. |
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http://www.culturechange.org/dquinn.htm
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| | Thinking Allowed: HourLong Videos A - G |
| | Daniel Matt discusses the core teachings of Jewish kabbalistic mysticism, and describes the qualities that connect the divine being to the human being. | | | Daniel Matt, Ph.D., is professor of Jewish spirituality at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley. | | | In discussing modern thought, he notes that while the big bang story is inconsistent with the biblical account of creation, it is in harmony with the teachings of prophets and mystics. |
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http://www.thinking-allowed.com/hh-r.html
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| | Review of Ishmael, by Daniel Quinn |
| | Quinn wrote that at this point he still had a great deal of doubt about what Ishmael had to say. | | | A large portion of it was spent in captivity, before a wealthy elderly man befriended and educated him. | | | It makes them think about the way they live their lives and how their society functions, and it makes them question. |
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http://www.ugcs.caltech.edu/~miles/works/Ishmael.html
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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Quinn, Daniel at Epinions.com |
| | Quinn teaches us what we already know but have not placed in context. | | | This lecture is interspersed with moments of reflection on behalf of Jared, a Laurentian priest sent to infiltrate B's movement to determine if he is the anti-Christ. | | | Quinn expands his message in this book in order to embrace a wider audience. |
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http://www.epinions.com/book-review-6F7A-2884EE8-39316CAD-prod5
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| | Alibris: Daniel Quinn |
| | Thousands of readers of Daniel Quinn's award-winning "Ishmael" have written to him with a simple but persistent demand: "You've opened the door a crack to give us a glimmer of your spiritual vision. | | | When Jared Osborne, a priest of the Laurentians (an order devoted to standing watch against the coming of the antichrist) is sent to Europe to investigate an itinerant preacher known only as "B",... | | | Now, with Providence, he tells the story of his won journey of self-discovery which led him ultimately to a personal rediscovery of the world's only universal religion. |
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http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Daniel_Quinn
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| | Book Review: Ishmael & Providence by Daniel Quinn |
| | It is a book about the exploration of personal religion, about finding direction in your life, and finding out how needed each of us is in the world. | | | The gorilla puts an ad in the classifieds, explaining he is a teacher looking for a student who must have an earnest desire to save the world. | | | In the tradition of many life-altering books (like those by Ayn Rand or James Redfield's The Celestine Prophecy), this book will give you a vocabulary to describe a new angle of the world. |
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http://teenink.com/Past/1996/6886.html
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| | Daniel Quinn |
| | Some of Quinn's insights in this book will give you a whole new perspective on religion. | | | It is a story involving reincarnation although reincarnation is not the main focus of the book. | | | Just remember, the content of Ishmael's lessons, not the plot, is the most important aspect of these books. |
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http://www.cs.uga.edu/~oglesby/quinn.html
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| | Amazon.com: Books: Beyond Civilization : Humanity's Next Great Adventure |
| | Not only do you have to be very open-minded to even get a little bit out of the novel, you also have to be willing to take in new ideas about life. | | | He calls not for the destruction of knowledge and technology, but rather urges people to use them in a different and (in his view) better fashion. | | | Subjects > Religion & Spirituality > Authors, A-Z > (Q) > Quinn, Daniel |
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http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0609805363?v=glance
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| | Ishmael (novel) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Ishmael points out that the story was written by the Semites, and later adapted to work within Hebrew and Christian belief structures. | | | Ishmael admonishes him to "Teach a hundred what I've taught you, and inspire each of them to teach a hundred." | | | In this view, it is possible that population levels will become self-limiting if people -- in particular, women -- have access to contraception and are given control of their own bodies. |
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http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ishmael_by_Daniel_Quinn
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| | ISHMAEL AND GS THEORY |
| | In Quinn’s hands, Ishmael and his pupil reveal to readers the story which we living humans, members of the currently dominant world culture (East and West), do appear to enact — and do appear to live as captives of. | | | To anyone who earnestly desires that today’s children may have the possibility and opportunity to grow to maturity, and eventually to see their own grandchildren grow to maturity, I say: Within seven days of learning of the existence of this book, read it. | | | Daniel Quinn has two later books in print: |
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| | BOOK REVIEW. Daniel Quinn, Ishmael |
| | Many of the indigenous tribes of the earth appear to have developed systems of beliefs which allow them to live within the bounds of natural law and create sustainable societies lasting thousands of years. | | | In doing so man will then be able to create a sustainable society and can begin to live again in harmony with the planet. | | | Again, a rather simplistic view of these tribes and their histories, but the main problem I have with this portion of the book is the lack of specific ways in which these indigenous beliefs can be adapted and used to create a sustainable society here and now. |
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http://www.rtis.com/reg/bcs/pol/touchstone/November95/ishmael.htm
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| | portland imc - 2002.12.02 - Daniel Quinn to speak tonight |
| | His books have helped to enlighten millions about the inherent unsustainable nature of our current culture and the beliefs and myths in place that have lead us to the brink of extinction. | | | Daniel will read excerpts from The Holy and talk briefly about it. | | | As always, he'll be glad to sign copies of one or two of his other books that you already own, but please attach a post-it note with the name of the person you'd like it signed to printed plainly on it (first names only, please). |
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http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2002/12/36525.shtml
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| | Ishmael, Daniel Quinn, Reviews |
| | - In a world where the culture tells us to value things rather than people, I found Quinn's novel enlightening. |
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http://www.abacom.com/~topten/insp/reviews/ishmael.shtml
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| | Daniel Quinn - Beyond the Ordinary Dot Net |
| | Not only is Daniel a prolific and visionary writer, he is a delight to know. | | | It gives us great pleasure bring him to you. | | | It is available in 20 languages worldwide, and is used in hundreds of classrooms all over the world from mid-school to graduate school. |
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http://www.beyondtheordinary.net/danielquinn.shtml
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| | New Tribal Ventures, Inc. -- Who We Are |
| | This is a question I get asked all the time, and the best answer I can come up with is that I do whatever has to be done. | | | If you write to customer service, your letter comes directly to me. I'm also responsible for portions of the Ishmael website—the listings of schools and courses, and the news and information and announcements sections. | | | But, unlike Daniel, I've never really loved to write—it was something I could do and make a living. |
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http://www.newtribalventures.com/ntv/whoarewe/moreinfo.cfm
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| | New Tribal Ventures, Inc. -- Books and Tapes |
| | The New Tribal Market will continue to be open while the Quinns are away on The Holy book tour, so you can place orders as usual. | | | We hope you'll enjoy and find useful the items you choose. | | | The New Renaissance, a booklet containing the basic message of all Daniel's books. |
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http://www.newtribalventures.com/ntv/market
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| | Conversation for Exploration - Daniel Quinn |
| | Quinn's goal in this book is to show how we can walk away moving forward, to a new lifestyle, one which encourages diversity instead of suppressing it. | | | Many other peoples have built civilizations--and then walked away from them. | | | Quinn examines the Maya, the Olmec, the people of Teotihuacán, and others, who did just that. |
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| | Beyond Civilization by Daniel Quinn |
| | Daniel Quinn has again proven he is one of our century's greatest and most insightful thinkers. | | | "As always with Quinn, his argument is crystalline and reads like a thriller. | | | Beyond Civilization is not about a "New World Order" but a "New Personal World Order" that would allow people to assert control over their own destiny and grant them the freedom to create their own way of life right now -- not in some distant utopian future. |
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http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?0609805363
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| | Ishmael by Daniel Quinn |
| | It is an extraordinary novel that became an underground bestseller and a spiritual testament. | | | Based on the hunter/gatherer and pastoralist/agriculturist origins of the two cultures, Quinn calls them the Leavers and the Takers. | | | These two forms of culture have been at odds with each other for the last 10,000 years, with the new gradually exterminating the old, and in the process, gradually exterminating all life upon the Earth, and even the life of the Earth itself. |
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http://www.maorinews.com/writings/books/ishmael.htm
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| | Excite - Search: "daniel quinn" review |
| | Quinn message/review of The Holy - Culture Change | | | Quinn has produced a superb Food Production and Population Growth,... | | | Daniel Quinn, after giving it to my sister as a birthday present. |
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http://srch.excite.com/d/search/p/excite/?c=web&qcat=web&s=%22daniel+quinn%22+review&Partner=infospace_excite_search
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| | Daniel Quinn AUTHOR CATALOG |
| | Providence is Quinn's fascinating memoir of his life-long spiritual voyage. | | | Winner of the Turner Tomorrow Fellowship, Daniel Quinn's Ishmael is a bestseller and a testament for a burgeoning spiritual movement. Now Quinn presents an extraordinary sequel, a companion novel so startlingly original that even Ishmael's most faithful readers will not predict its outcome... | | | His journey takes him from a childhood dream in Omaha setting him on a search for fulfillment, to his time as a postulant in the Trappist order under the guidance of eminent theologian Thomas Merton. Later, his quest took him through the... |
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| | Ishmael by Daniel Quinn Introduces Students Worldwide to New Ideas |
| | Not only is Ishmael taught in thousands of schools, but even more astounding is the diversity of uses. | | | Quinn's ideas are making their way into schools at all levels of the educational system, from middle schools all the way up to graduate programs. | | | Moreover, the book is used in an unbelievable variety of different courses. |
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http://www.friendsofishmael.com/action/education/schools.shtml
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| | MoonShadow Visions: Links |
| | The Ishmael Community Forum (on Delphi): This is Jeff Angelovich's site where people can discuss any and all aspects of Daniel Quinn's books, world visions, and solutions for our culture to live a sustainable lifestyle. | | | At the very least, visit their website and see what these courageous people are doing. | | | Daniel Quinn and ISHMAEL Home Page: Daniel's groundbreaking book ISHMAEL won the Turner Tomorrow Award and has become a classic among those who want to save the world. |
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| | The Cult - Daniel Quinn |
| | I read all three Ishmael books, and there are definatly some parallels. | | | Quinn's another minor genius; his work is none too original (Ishmael is really basically another "buddy book," only one of the buddies is a two-ton silverback gorilla), but the way he expressed his views (and what those views are) really opened my eyes to a lot of new ideas. | | | Throughout the whole book I was having Quinn flashbacks...especially with regards to Big Brother's Song and Dance...the plague you can catch through your ears...or what Quinn referred to as Mother Culture. |
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| | ReadIshmael.com - Ishmael by Daniel Quinn Inspires Sustainable Enviromentally-Friendly Company |
| | Anderson explains, "For the first twenty-one years of Interface’s existence, I never gave one thought to what we took from or did to the Earth, except to be sure we obeyed all laws and regulations. | | | I’ve now read it six times and I’m here to tell you that Hawken and Quinn together, will not only change your life, but make you understand why it should change. | | | Read a dialogue in which Daniel Quinn discusses the model that Ray Anderson offers for those who ask "What do we do now?" |
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| | A Labor of Love - Multitalented Artist Pens Provocative Collection of Poetry |
| | He was the producing director of the U.S. stage premier of Hector Berlioz' "Childhood of Christ." | | | Quinn writes, "Some of the poems are meant to be seen on the page as artworks in themselves; others are meant to be read." | | | A tribute to the musicians and writers who have inspired him most and a testimony to his dedication to the performing arts, "organized labor" is a dance of language across a stage of white space. |
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| | Works & Words from Author Lee Daniel Quinn |
| | Over the years, with my love of words, I began to collect odd definitions of ordinary words which I wove into a 142 page book containing 5,000+ of these definitions. | | | Victoria married an Englishman so the Queen's books are balanced as | | | Because I didn't have the citations for each item, I could not publish Quinn's Devious Dictionary, so I give it away for a $25 donation. |
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| | animana > perspective > summary of Ishmael by Daniel Quinn |
| | My writing of this summary was an exercise for myself as an aid to understanding the perspective of history laid out by Quinn. | | | The following story is my summary of the book by Daniel Quinn, and by way of that is an interpretation. | | | I also wrote it with hopes it would spark interest in readers who would not or have not been exposed to the book. |
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http://www.animana.org/tab1/11ishmael-summary.shtml
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| | Daniel Patrick Quinn - "The Winter Hills" |
| | It comes off best when he sings in a slightly lower register, and adds vocal harmonies to the mix, like on Of Things to Come. | | | One the first, Quinn sings over his droning webs of sound, with a vocal style that falls somewhere between traditional folk and a male version of Nico. | | | Quinn utilizes the trumpet more on these tracks, bringing out his Jon Hassell influences, though he definitely brings a more wintry, European feel to his pieces, where Hassell would have tended more towards a warm, tropical world beat feel. |
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| | "Ishmael": Reviewed by Jim Saveland |
| | Besides its potent message, the book is itself a demonstration of how a shared vision, even one that seems unlikely at first, can grow." | | | In Ishmael, Daniel Quinn uses a fictional teacher (a gorilla in dialogue with a man) to trace the history of the story of separation, domination, and isolation "we have been telling ourselves" for thousands of years, and to suggest an alternative. |
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| | Beyond Civilization by Daniel Quinn at Sohodojo |
| | The Ishmael Community web site: Once you read Quinn, you will find yourself seeking out kindred spirits. | | | It was inevitable that Daniel Quinn write this slim, to-the-point book that publicly answers the myriad of questions his readers bring to him after exposure to Ishmael, The Story of B and My Ishmael. | | | In addition to the new content in the main body of the book, Beyond Civilization is a valuable addition to the dedicated Quinn reader's library as this book includes a topically-arranged cross-reference index to the many important ideas captured in Ishmael, The Story of B and My Ishmael. |
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| | Novamens Offers Website For New Minds Inspired By Daniel Quinn's Ishmael |
| | The Tribune is for those who "accept the challenge of creating a world that operates within the laws of the community of life." Novamens goes on to explain, "We believe that this challenge cannot be accomplished by individuals whose minds operate only within the boundaries of a Taker culture, but rather by new minds. | | | Inspired by the thoughts and ideas of Daniel Quinn, the groups puts out the New Minds Tribune. | | | Novamens is Latin for New Mind, and that is just the type of mind that the group hopes to capture with its website publication. |
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| | "The Book of Daniel" (2005) |
| | Plot Outline: Rev. Daniel Webster (Quinn) turns to a modern incarnation of Jesus to help him deal with his personal and professional problems. | | | Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for "The Book of Daniel" (2005) | | | Since this project is categorized as being in production, the data is subject to change; some data could be removed completely. |
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| | Universal Pantheist Society - Ishamael Book Review |
| | Just as Uncle Tom's Cabin helped inspire the effort to free the slaves, so Ishmael will help inspire Pantheists to oppose the arrogant world-view of anthropocentrism and replace it with a view of reverence for the earth. | | | One thing that Pantheists recognize - as only a few environmentalists seem to do - as the root of the environmental crisis is the intellectual disease of anthropocentrism. | | | The winner of the Turner Tomorrow Fellowship in 1992, the author of the book, Daniel Quinn, has received enthusiastic letters from readers in every corner of the world: the Near East, the Far East, Africa, Australia, South America, Europe, and Canada. |
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| | The Austin Daniel Quinn Meetup Group - Meetup.com |
| | Get to know your local Meetup community, ask questions, answer questions, talk about your last get-together--it's up to you. | | | We meet on the 1st, 3rd (and 5th) Tuesday's of each month, almost always at Casa de Luz. | | | New Member: Daniel H. Added to Members by Daniel H. on Mon Apr 12 11:01:48 EDT 2004 |
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| | RebeccasReads.com Book Review, Ishmael |
| | Worthy of a place on your shelf among your volumes of our species' deepest insights and philosophies - Pirsig's Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance or Redfield's The Celestine Prophecy, Callenbach's Ecotopia or Scarborough's Nothing Sacred. | | | Ishmael is a creature of placid wisdom and does he have a story to tell! | | | Reading, nay gobbling, Daniel Quinn's ideas, was like drinking fresh morning water, awakening from a healing sleep or coming out of a forest on the top of a hill and seeing a whole new vista stretching out before. |
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| | Philosophy, philosophers and literature texts and links online - BradColbourne.com |
| | Along the way, Ishmael gathered a devoted following as thousands upon thousands of readers have written to Quinn to express how the book has changed their lives.' | | | If we want to avoid that catastrophe, we need to work our way back to some fundamental truths: that we weren't born a menace to the world and that no irresistible fate compels us to go on being a menace to the world. | | | The winner, chosen from 2500 entries worldwide, was a work of startling clarity and depth: Daniel Quinn's Ishmael, a Socratic journey that explores the most challenging problem humankind has ever faced: How to save the world from ourselves. |
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| | Daniel Quinn |
| | Thus meaning, the answer to saving the world, according to the teachings of | | | What am I going on and on about Daniel Quinn for? | | | On Daniel Quinn's website he has many resources related to statistics as |
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| | Book Review: After Dachau by Daniel Quinn |
| | Quinn's books are about ideas; in this regard, After Dachau disappoints, but only in comparison with his other works. | | | But don't be ashamed, confusion is easy to come by with this book. | | | It is this heavy-handedness that fells Quinn as a spinner of yarns. |
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| | Daniel Quinn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Quinn received an extensive education at three different universities: Saint Louis University, University of Vienna, Austria, and Loyola University. | | | Quinn is best known for his book Ishmael, which won the Turner Tomorrow Fellowship Award in 1991. | | | This fellowship was established to encourage authors to seek "creative and positive solutions to global problems." Ishmael is the first of a trilogy including The Story of B and My Ishmael. |
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| | Book Reviews - The Holy by Daniel Quinn |
| | Readers may not be wholly satisfied by Quinn's shaggy god story, but they're not likely to forget it, either." | | | Daniel Quinn (author of Ishmael) likes to write speculative fiction that challenges the reader to think about history and religion. | | | He returns to this theme in The Holy where private investigator Howard Scheim is hired to find the gods who tempted the Israelites during ancient times. |
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| | Daniel Quinn: After Dachau |
| | Daniel Quinn sets his new novel, After Dachau, in what appears to be the near future. | | | While Quinn's message is powerful, his scenario for the novel comes across contrived. | | | After Dachau raises many interesting points about history and people's willingness to believe or disbelieve things they have been taught. |
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| | Sustainability |
| | Quinn explains the basic concepts in an interesting and simple manner. | | | Ishmael by Daniel Quinn - This should be the first book you recommend to someone who has had no exposure to sustainability. | | | Other Quinn books that are recommended are: My Ishmael, The Story of B, Beyond Civilization, and After Dachau. |
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| | Powell's Books - Ishmael by Daniel Quinn |
| | Thursday, November 10th 2005 07:30 PM Powell's City of Books on Burnside, Portland, OR Ishmael author Daniel Quinn returns with seven profound but delightfully simple tales that illuminate the world in which humans became humans. | | | "[Quinn] entrap[s] us in the dialogue itself, in the sweet and terrible lucidity of Ishmael's analysis of the human condition...it was surely for this deep, clear persuasiveness of argument that Ishmael was given its huge prize." | | | Tales of Adam, superbly illustrated by Michael McCurdy, is a book that will come to be shelved alongside The Prophet, Jonathan Livingston Seagull, and The Alchemist. |
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http://www.powells.com/cgi-bin/biblio?inkey=1-0553375407-1
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| | Daniel Quinn's Ishmael |
| | Quinn shows through the fictional metaphors used in the book, other examples, and his own lack of giving definite conclusions that diversity and freethought can provide better results than rigid, homogenous populations and views. | | | The need that so many people seem to have not only now but also in the past to force (in varying degrees) their views of what they think is "right" onto others. | | | For instance, on page 170 he states, "It's going to be hard as hell for them to give it up, because what they're doing is right |
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| | Term Paper on Ishmael (by Daniel Quinn): Synopsis and quotations |
| | Through the book, Quinn teaches that the laws that work best are the laws of nature. | | | Ishmael is a captivating and mind expanding journey that provides a fresh perspective of the relationship between man and the Earth. | | | If humans were given more choice as to the type of life they desire, they would not feel so stressed about the situations they are in, providing more time to "save the world" as Ishmael's ad put it. |
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http://www.swiftpapers.com/essay/Ishmael_by_Daniel_Quinn_Syn-162981.html
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| | Everything Is Connected: Philosophy--Deep Ecology, Ecofeminism, Pantheism, Taoism, Agnosticism |
| | Daniel Quinn shows that it's because something is wrong with our beliefs or myths, and the way society is organized around them. | | | Basically provides some advice for people who want to spread the word. | | | Quinn's unpublished essays and speeches, study guides for teachers, a question and answer section with hundreds of entries, an itinerary of Daniel Quinn's appearances, related news and scientific discoveries, recommended books and websites, and ways to connect with other interested people. |
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| | Ishmael Community: Reaching for the Future with All Three Hands |
| | There are about 50 people in the Quinn clan, counting myself and my wife, all my siblings and all my wife's siblings, all their children and grandchildren, and all my children and grandchildren. | | | But the point I want to make is that in two years of even abnormally high births, offset by no deaths, there has been no onset of famine. | | | Address by Daniel Quinn, Kent State University, Earth Day, 1998 |
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http://www.ishmael.org/Education/Writings/kentstate.shtml
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| | The Ishmael Companion: About Daniel Quinn |
| | ...the book that Daniel Quinn calls "my personal favorite." Find out more... | | | Quinn is best known as the author of Ishmael, the novel that in 1991 won the Turner Tomorrow Fellowship, established to encourage authors to seek "creative and positive solutions to global problems." Ishmael has been in print continuously since its publication in 1992 and is currently available in twenty languages. | | | Thoroughout the U.S. and Canada and in other countries as well, Ishmael is used as a text in a broad range of classes that include anthropology, ecology, history, literature, philosophy, ethics, biology, and psychology, at age levels from middle school through graduate level. |
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