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Started by Baobab Computing
Mon, 19 Jan 1998 00:00
** Natural Philosophy Site **
Author: Baobab Computing
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 19 Jan 1998 00:00
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Greetings Everyone-- How to explain the inexplicable? I have a web page devoted to natural philosophy and philosophers and our connection to the natural world. It contains a large list of full texts of natural philosophy books (by everyone from John Muir to Lao Tzu to William Calvin), interviews with eco-thinkers (Thomas Berry to Fritjof Capra), and many essays about our relationship about nature. I must admit it is one of the most comprehensive list of such links I've seen anywhere on the Internet. (As a "bonus", there's also links to info about corporate domination of our culture and politics...) The address is http://baobabcomputing.com/all/links.htm . Thanks, Tim [By popular demand, this is a repost of my message from a month ago...]
Re: ** Natural Philosophy Site **
Author: Frank J. Regan
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Thu, 22 Jan 1998 00:00
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I will soon link this interesting site to Green Solitaire at http://www.frontiernet.net/~astrox/index.shtml Frank J. Regan Baobab Computing wrote in message <34C2B19D.96CC1C18@baobabcomputing.com>... >Greetings Everyone-- > >How to explain the inexplicable? > >I have a web page devoted to natural philosophy and philosophers and our >connection to the natural world. It contains a large list of full texts >of natural philosophy books (by everyone from John Muir to Lao Tzu to >William Calvin), interviews with eco-thinkers (Thomas Berry to Fritjof >Capra), and many essays about our relationship about nature. I must >admit it is one of the most comprehensive list of such links I've seen >anywhere on the Internet. (As a "bonus", there's also links to info >about corporate domination of our culture and politics...) > >The address is http://baobabcomputing.com/all/links.htm . > >Thanks, Tim > >[By popular demand, this is a repost of my message from a month ago...] > > > > >
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