The Essential Ian McHarg | Literature Review
Robert-Scott Bannersglare
\"We can manage the land for its health, productivity, and beauty.\" - pg. 50
Bannersglare’s Tsundoku (Archived)
The Dagda, by Morgan Daimler | Literature Review
\"...The Dagda is uniquely placed to respond to any need a person might have...\" - Location 751
Ecoarchitecture, by Sara Hart | Literature Review
\"It will be some time before any of us designs the truly ecomimetic built system\" - Ken Yeang, pg. 213
Babel No More, by Michael Erard | Literature Review
\"Speak, brain!\" - pg. 125
Desky Kernowek, by Nicholas Williams | Literature Review
\"If we are attempting to resuscitate the ancestral language of Cornwall, we must surely do our best to revive it as it was spoken natively by the Cornish people\" -…
The Life of Zamenhof, by Aleksander Korzhenkov | Literature Review
Although Esperanto is bit of a niche language, it is still captivating how its creation by one man managed to be spread to millions of people. Plot Essentially, this is…
The Devil\’s Historian, by Amy S. Kaufman, et al | Literature Review
\"Our view of the past reveals our understanding of the world, our highest hopes and darkest fears.\" - Location 252
Roots Too, by Matthew Frye Jacobson | Literature Review
\"Such images do not represent memory, they have become it.\"
The Horse, The Wheel, And Language, by David W. Anthony | Literature Review
\"That language is a guide to the thoughts, concerns, and material culture of the real people who lived in a definite region between about 4500-2500 BCE\" - pg. 89
The Life Story Of Eliezer Ben-Yehuda | Literature Review
A language is only dead if it has no one to speak for it.
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