Comments on: A World Without Us http://subbooks.com/blog/?p=701 Sun, 05 Sep 2010 20:19:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: links for 2007-12-09 « Highway 61 http://subbooks.com/blog/?p=701&cpage=1#comment-19497 links for 2007-12-09 « Highway 61 Sun, 09 Dec 2007 15:28:16 +0000 http://subbooks.com/blog/?p=701#comment-19497 [...] Subterranean Books » A World Without Us Not just a reccomendation, but Subbooks adds some input about a book you just can’t pick up. And not beacuse it’s in paperback. This is a real bloggity blog post for them. (tags: subbooks environment energy books DailyShow) [...] [...] Subterranean Books » A World Without Us Not just a reccomendation, but Subbooks adds some input about a book you just can’t pick up. And not beacuse it’s in paperback. This is a real bloggity blog post for them. (tags: subbooks environment energy books DailyShow) [...]

]]> By: pepz http://subbooks.com/blog/?p=701&cpage=1#comment-19370 pepz Fri, 07 Dec 2007 22:15:44 +0000 http://subbooks.com/blog/?p=701#comment-19370 I don't pine for my teaching days much, but it seems that "The big f-ing mess that would be left for the Earth and her native species if all humans mysteriously disappeared tonight” would be an incredibly provocative and useful book to study. In a number of courses. I can hear the reactions now: from eerily ho-hum to deeply inspired, confused to critical, from Fox-news-ish to thoughtful and encouraging! I don’t pine for my teaching days much, but it seems that “The big f-ing mess that would be left for the Earth and her native species if all humans mysteriously disappeared tonight” would be an incredibly provocative and useful book to study. In a number of courses.

I can hear the reactions now: from eerily ho-hum to deeply inspired, confused to critical, from Fox-news-ish to thoughtful and encouraging!

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