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ISHMAEL
AN ADVENTURE OF THE MIND AND SPIRIT ]
Book • 1992
In 'Ishmael', Daniel Quinn presents a unique narrative where a gorilla named Ishmael teaches a human student about the flaws in modern society's cultural myths.
The book delves into themes such as human supremacy, sustainability, and global catastrophe.
Ishmael distinguishes between two groups: the Takers, who believe in exploiting the Earth for their benefit, and the Leavers, who live in harmony with nature.
Through their conversations, Ishmael challenges the narrator and the reader to rethink their assumptions about the world and their place in it, emphasizing the need for a new vision to save humanity and the planet from destruction.
The book delves into themes such as human supremacy, sustainability, and global catastrophe.
Ishmael distinguishes between two groups: the Takers, who believe in exploiting the Earth for their benefit, and the Leavers, who live in harmony with nature.
Through their conversations, Ishmael challenges the narrator and the reader to rethink their assumptions about the world and their place in it, emphasizing the need for a new vision to save humanity and the planet from destruction.
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as a meaningful book from college that led to a different perspective on the world.


Hank Green

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in relation to the concept of 'the great forgetting'.


Nate Hagens


Francis Weller

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The Lost Art of Grieving: Grief as Ritual, Resistance, and Resilience with Francis Weller
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as a book about how the current crisis started a long time ago.


Bill Plotkin

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Ecological Awakening: A Path Toward Holistic Adulthood with Bill Plotkin
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in relation to breaking the contract between humanity and nature.

Victoria Hurth

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Building the roots of a world that will work - with Victoria Hurth, co-author of Beyond Profit
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as the book that he picked up at the library to have a more well-rounded point of view on the Wilderness Act.


Finn Melanson

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Western States Buzz: Big Names Out, New Stars In? (Long Run Archives #28)
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as a book that describes our culture's way of looking at the world as something to conquer and rule.

Phil Tkachik

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Episode 3: Cosmology & Animism
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in the context of a discussion about how veins mimic streams.


Sarah Marshall

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Corn Mazes with Chelsey Weber-Smith
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como um livro que questiona o funcionamento da civilização humana.

Sérgio Sacani

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Os Sócios 221 - MUDANÇAS CLIMÁTICAS E AQUECIMENTO GLOBAL (Com Sérgio Sacani e Alberto Lindner)
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as a compelling story that helps you think about things you've never thought about before.

Brian McLaren

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Brian McLaren - Spirituality at the End of the World (N350)
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as a philosophical novel dealing with animal consciousness, similar in nature to ![undefined]()

's new book.


Jorge Arango

Peter Morville

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Peter Morville on Exit Interview, part 1



