Found 131 items.

	Title	Type	Added	Modified	Created
	Reading Response: Stowe (Uncle Tom's Cabin)	Document	2006-02-03	2006-02-03	2005-11-01
	I am gaining a perspective on life and on people that I have been partly missing because of the way my attention has been guided to focus as a biologically- and socially-gendered male.
	Reading Response: Hawthorne (The House of Seven Gables)	Document	2006-02-03	2006-02-03	2005-10-04
	The easterly storm that begins chapter 15 occurs in a context in which it suggests the following meanings: change, climax, destruction, purification, cruel fate, and the machinations of the author.
	Reading Response: Thoreau	Document	2006-02-03	2007-10-05	2005-09-13
	Thoreau's success as a teacher comes both from satirizing effectively the kinds of values that lead people away from finding the divine in the everyday and in his presentation of the quality of life thereby lost. He has created a spiritual text that we can meditate on to help us stay focused on living deeply.
	The Sacred Rac	Document	2006-02-03	2006-02-05	1974-01-01
	A culture grows unsmall, unfurred unanimals. On smoothed, hardenend, sealed land, unanimals breed, undoing other kind. Blackened, empty land undams unanimals.
	Blue and the Closed Door	Document	2006-01-12	2006-01-12	2006-01-12
	An illustrated story made for my grandmother on her 90th birthday. ''Colin comes to live with Blue the cat, but is lazy about opening the door for Blue, until one day . . .'' I was inspired to make this book after reading some of the books of Eric Shanower (ericshanower.com), who swims at the same pool I do.
	Review / reseña / crítica of El Pequeño Larousse Ilustrado 2006 (ISBN 8483327090) La versión multimedia (con CD-ROM)	Document	2005-12-31	2006-01-04	2005-12-31
	Problems with and solutions for this encyclopedic dictionary--the CDROM in particular.
	*CARS* KILL Arabs, Africans, and Israelis SIX TIMES FASTER than Americans and Europeans!	Document	2005-12-23	2005-12-31	2005-12-23
	A carnage-inspired ad-campaign. Make the following text into a half-sheet-sized pdf and post. . . Also mentions an early San Diego leader for carfreedom. Order your Cars today. -|- "Extermination that pays."
	Comments on Heathcote Williams' AUTOGEDDON	Document	2005-11-20	2005-11-23	2005-11-20
	These are comments and a bit of analysis on both the version of AUTOGEDDON published in the _Whole Earth Review_ in 1987, as well as the significantly longer illustrated version published in the US in 1991. Things discussed include: implications of the work; the potential of making the full text more available; how I discovered it; and related texts.
	AUTOGEDDON by Heathcote Williams	Document	2005-11-20	2006-01-27	2005-11-20
	This poem was originally published in _Whole Earth Review_, Fall 1987: 26-29. In 1991, a longer version illustrated with photographs was published. _AUTOGEDDON_ is visionary in that it, in the full version, encompasses many aspects of the modern carfree movement.
	Air Pollution Kills. What to do?	Document	2005-11-17	2006-04-15	2005-11-17
	There is a highway between me and some places I want to go. When I walk or run across the highway I know the pollution is not doing me much good. I decided to get a respirator or mask to wear. This is about air pollution and ways to protect one's lungs and heart.
	Hannah Peterson walks 80 miles through desert to catch bus; Biodiesel advocate Lousia Aronow repents.	Document	2005-09-21	2005-09-22	2005-09-21
	Hannah walked miles through the desert, and she speaks of the conscience that prevents her from using cars. In my memory of this article I imagined her resting in meager shade during the day, and then walking in the crisp, stellar, desolate silence of the desert night. Below is the carbusters version of what Lousia Aronow wrote, so that the rest of us with the carfree conscience can learn from Hannah's example.
	Scott from Lakeside, and the carfree movement compared to the civil rights movement	Document	2005-09-17	2005-09-18	2005-09-17
	I met a guy walking across the cloverleaf near SDSU. Only rarely do I see people doing this, and they usually look like they could be students. The last I saw was an Asian woman. This is about Scott and our meeting. I also pasted in a bit I wrote today about realizing the carfree vision.
	Responses to Chris Balish's inquiry re: carfree success stories	Document	2005-07-26	2005-07-26	2005-07-26
	Chris sent out an inquiry to hear about carfree success stories in the US and Canada. Here is my response, and here are his questions and contact information in case you want to respond to him too.
	Written on being asked to help a group study for Linguistics 420	Document	2005-06-30	2008-03-05	2005-06-30
	This summer I'm taking a linguistics class taught by the chair of the department. It is not an easy class. I'm learning a lot. A group asked me to help them out this weekend. On first being asked, I thought I couldn't help, it is just a matter of taking the time to read... A while later, since I'm planning to be a teacher of some kind, I said I'd meet with them. After thinking about it rather too much last night, I decided on what I've written about below.
	EarthFair report 2005	Document	2005-06-19	2008-03-05	2005-06-19
	This is about representing Carfree City, USA at the San Diego EarthFair on Saturday, May 1, 2005: how we organized and staffed the booth; my motivation and what encouraged and discouraged me; what happened at the fair; and the importance of having a carfree presence at fairs.
	Carfree Chic	Document	2005-06-03	2006-03-19	2005-06-03
	Some thoughts on clothing and other objects (bags, what else? I really don't want to say 'accessories') that could be used by carfree people to broaden awareness of the carfree movement and of their personal lifeway.
	Analysis of feral ballerina	Document	2005-04-26	2005-04-27	2005-04-26
	This is an initial analysis of the "feral ballerina" personal ad.
	Unmoderated discussion list for all SDSU grad students with interests in literature and writing.	Document	2005-04-23	2007-02-21	2005-04-23
	This page contains information relating to the sdsuGradLitWrite Yahoo group, which is an unmoderated email list for all SDSU grad students with interests in literature and writing.
	SDSU (San Diego State University) area Carfree Club	Document	2005-04-17	2007-02-21	2005-04-17
	For people who do not use cars (or who do, but don't want to) to meet others and plan social events that do not involve driving. Some of us may also advocate for improving conditions for carfree people in and around SDSU.
	Script of presentation about meaning in life forum, experience of meaning in life, and related literature	Document	2005-04-16	2008-03-05	2005-04-16
	What is the experience of meaning in life? Why did the author create the meaning in life forum? What happened in the Forum? What did the author learn? What literature relates to the experience of meaning in life and the experience of nothingness?
	Resources related to presentation about the meaning in life forum	Document	2005-04-16	2007-10-05	2005-04-16
	These are resources related to a presentation given at the Spring 2005 SDSU Graduate Student Board conference.
	Feral ballerina	Document	2005-04-04	2005-04-26	2005-04-04
	The old title was "Anarcho-/Neo-primitive MA Lit student at SDSU, age 29, seeks feral ballerina to forage and dance with." Here is the original description: I'm being too distracted by my desire for female friends, and if possible, a lover, so I'm developing a strategy for addressing this need I have. I will consider my desires and in what areas I may need to change, develop, or compromise in order to appeal to this woman.
	The European Dream	Document	2005-03-13	2005-04-03	2005-03-13
	A book by Jeremy Rifkin published in September 2004. The importance of 'The European Dream' to the carfree movement is that it describes the broader effects and background of a person-centric environment. In 'The European Dream', carfreeness can be understood in relation to a larger vision encompassing individual, social, economic, and political development.
	E M Risse, superhero, on transitioning to carfree	Document	2005-03-07	2005-03-08	2005-03-07
	These are some quick notes and excerpts on/from the columns of E M Risse.
	The Vow of Stability (Stabilitas Loci)	Document	2005-02-27	2007-01-05	2005-02-27
	I found this from reading Thomas Merton's _Seven Storey Mountain_ or the autobiography _The seven mountains of Thomas Merton_. For some orders, the vow of stability (stabilitas loci) means, in part, never leaving the walls of the monastery.

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