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26. Abbey, Edward You searched for "abbey, edward" Your results are Category. Author. Quote. Beliefs. abbey, edward. Belief in the supernatural reflects a failure of the imagination. Beliefs. abbey, edward. Belief in http://www.quotablequotes.net/search.asp?type=Author&searchdb=Abbey, Edward

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CQHome Search CQ CQ Indexes CQ E-books ... creative Creative Quotations from . . . Edward Abbey 1927-1989) born on Jan 3 US author. The "Thoreau of the American West" championed environmental concerns: "Desert Solitaire," 1968. Search millions of documents for Edward Abbey Creative Hats Tshirts African Cichlids In social institutions, the whole is always less than the sum of its parts. There will never be a state as good as its people, or a church worthy of its congregation, or a university equal to its faculty and students. The distrust of wit is the beginning of tyranny. Men love their ideas more than their lives. And the more preposterous the idea, the more eager they are to die for it. And to kill for it. Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the cancer cell. Power is always dangerous. Power attracts the worst and corrupts the best. Published Sources for Quotations Above: F: From "Food for Thought by Jack Tourette." acollection of quotations from the Internet. R: From "Rand Lindsly's HUGE Quotations File," an collection of quotations from the Internet. A: From "Food for Thought by Jack Tourette." acollection of quotations from the Internet.

28. Edward Abbey Resources At Erratic Impact's Philosophy Research Base edward abbey resources at Erratic Impact s Philosophy Research Base. Resources coverThe Best of edward abbey by edward abbey. One http://www.erraticimpact.com/~ecologic/html/abbey.htm

Ecologic Index Environmental News Author Search New Book Search ... EPA Search Edward Abbey Thomas Berry Murray Bookchin John Burroughs J. Baird Callicott ... Advertising Edward Abbey Online Resources Texts: Edward Abbey Used Books: Edward Abbey Know of a Resource? ... The Best of Edward Abbey by Edward Abbey One of the most popular and celebrated contemporary authors selects 31 of his favorite piecesboth fiction and nonfictionincluding selections from such bestsellers as Desert Solitaire The Brave Cowboy The Monkey Wrench Gang Abbey's Road ... The Journey Home , and more. Includes 11 line drawings.... Click here to learn more about this book Coyote in the Maze : Tracking Edward Abbey in a World of Words by Peter Quigley (Editor), Jim Stiles (Photographer), stewa Cassidy The works of Edward Abbey have been well known to general readers since the 1960s. Now an increasing interest in nature and environmental writing has focused the attention of a new generation of readers on classics such as

29. AN INTERVIEW WITH EDWARD ABBEY... Transcript of an interview conducted by Eric Temple in December 1982, with a photo. http://www.canyoncountryzephyr.com/archives/abbey-interview.html

AN INTERVIEW WITH EDWARD ABBEY... What follows is the transcript of an interview conducted by Eric Temple with Ed Abbey in December 1982. The interview took place in the cabin behind Abbey's Tucson home and was videotaped for a program produced by KAET-TV in Phoenix, Arizona. Portions of the interview were made into a half hour program called "Edward Abbey's Road" which aired in Arizona and many PBS stations nationwide in 1983. Thanks to Clarke Abbey for permission to print this excerpt. ET) What do you see as the major environmental problem in Arizona right now? EA) Progress. Development, Growth, Industryeverything that the politicians and the chamber of commerce loves, I'm against. I think it's gradually destroying Arizona, and I don't think it will surviveI think we're using up our resource base, especially water, much faster than it can ever be replaced. Therefore, unless some sort of technological miracle saves us, I imagine that Phoenix and Tucson will be small towns again, and probably very nice places to live. I was just reading a very good book by Charles Bowden, "Killing the Hidden Waters" which goes into this subject in great detail, historical and geological. He describes how the Papago Indians survived out here simply by living off the land, mainly hunting and gathering. Surviving on surface watera few springs and flash floods for farming, and they got by for 10, maybe 20 thousand years. 'Course they didn't create what most of us would consider a very brilliant civilization, but they had a satisfying way of life and were probably as happy as most modern Americans.

30. Chasing Abbey I remember how my old friend, the writer edward abbey, looked forward to his nightly codeine fix as then I didn't leave. edward abbey figures prominently in this trip, looming http://www.outsidemag.com/magazine/0897/9708abbey.html

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32. Alibris: Edward Abbey Used, new outof-print books by author edward abbey. 11. Cactus Country more books like this by abbey, edward, and Time-Life Books buy used from $2.95! 12. http://www.alibris.com/search/books/author/Abbey, Edward

You'll find it at Alibris: Over 40 million used, new and hard-to-find books! CART ACCOUNT WISHLIST HELP ... SEARCH search in Books Music: All CD Vinyl Movies: All DVD VHS by title / ISBN by author / artist by subject / genre my email address unsubscribe here your shopping cart order status wish list ... help browse BOOKS Browse for author " Edward Abbey " matched 58 titles. Sometimes it pays off to expand your search to view all available copies of books matching your search terms. Page of 3 sort results by Top Selling Title Author Used Price New Price The Monkey Wrench Gang more books like this by Abbey, Edward This justly popular underground classic is an ecologist's delight: a band of renegade activists set out to sabotage the developers who are taking over their beloved desert landscape. Abbey's famously crabby, indignant, and powerfully persuasive voice accounts for a large part of this book's wacky appeal. buy used: from buy new: from Desert Solitaire: A Season in the Wilderness more books like this by Abbey, Edward DESERT SOLITAIRE, widely considered to be one of Abbey's best books, is the account of two summers he spent in the canyon lands of southeastern Utah. First published in 1968, the book has acquired a huge following over the years, and stands as one of the author's most impassioned pleas for the preservation of the wilderness, and has become a...

33. @marillo Globe-News: Opinion: Horsley: We Need More Irascibles Like Edward Abbey Personal thoughts and rememberances 10 years after his death. Amarillo GlobeNews article by David Horsley. http://amarillonet.com/stories/081798/opi_abbey.shtml

OAS_AD('Top'); Web posted Monday, August 17, 1998 1:06 p.m. CT Horsley: We need more irascibles like Edward Abbey "This is the most beautiful place on earth. There are many such places." Edward Abbey, 1927-1989 David Horsley Can it really be almost 10 years since Ed Abbey, that joyful, irascible, combative man who wrote those lines, is said to have died? Mounting evidence notwithstanding, I still find it hard to believe. Yes, I know all about the reports. Hospital reports, funeral reports, false grave sites scattered about Abbey's beloved hills (to throw grave robbers off the trail? Or to increase their sport?) This newspaper printed a brief obituary which now functions nicely as a bookmark. And it's true that his final novel, "The Fool's Progress," had all the marks of being written by a dying man. But all his books had marks of being written by a dying man. A man dying of love, of rage and outrage, of the sheer unutterable beauty of this Earth and the gracefulness of life upon it. Dying, like the pale phantoms in his story "The Brave Cowboy," of nostalgia and loneliness. "Let's keep things like they were," he said. Born and raised in Appalachia during the Depression, Abbey came west as a young man, falling deeply and passionately in love with the Southwest, an area which would serve as the setting for his novels and subject of his essays. He launched a writing career in 1956 with "The Brave Cowboy," a novel later made into the movie, "Lonely Are The Brave," with Kirk Douglas.

34. A Literary History Of The American West Long article on Ed by Ann Ronald, University of Nevada. Part of a huge site of essays on the American West. Also available in .pdf format http://www2.tcu.edu/depts/prs/amwest/html/wl0604.html

Edward Abbey A CRUCIAL DILEMMA, Born an easterner (1927), Abbey first saw the West when he was seventeen, while hitchhiking around the country. In an essay written years later, he characterizes the particular power and promise he felt when he glimpsed the arid desert landscape: "for the first time I felt I was getting close to the West of my deepest imaginings–the place where the tangible and the mythical become the same."Most of Abbey's writings, in fact, have been efforts to convey that West, the one of his deepest imaginings, the one he fears is facing destruction today. After World War II he returned there, to study philosophy at the University of New Mexico, to explore the desert as intimately as possible, and to write. His first book, however, is not set in the West: instead, Jonathan Troy (1954) recounts the painful Pennsylvania adolescence of a very egotistical young man. This unsuccessful early piece of fiction reveals few of Abbey's strengths, but deserves mention because its conclusion prefigures his subsequent and repeated emphasis on the psychological needs that are filled by the physical West and by the abstract notion of wilderness. Abbey's second novel

35. Arts: Literature: Authors: A: Abbey,_Edward - Open Site Top Arts Literature Authors A abbey, edward (2) Novels (0). edward abbey loved the South Western deserts, and much of his writing was set there. http://open-site.org/Arts/Literature/Authors/A/Abbey,_Edward/

Open Site The Open Encyclopedia Project home submit content become an editor the entire directory only in A/Abbey,_Edward Author Date of birth: January 29, 1927 Place of birth: Indiana, Pennsylvania Date of death: March 14, 1989 Place of death: Tucson, Arizona Genre: Non-fiction, Fiction Top Arts Literature Authors ... A : Abbey, Edward Novels Edward Abbey loved the South Western deserts, and much of his writing was set there. His book "Desert Solitaire" prompted Larry McMurtry of the Washington Post to name him "the Thoreau of the American West". Chronological Publication Listing (as at April 6, 2004) (Click here for OEP Publication Abbreviation Codes and Meanings 1954 - Jonathan Troy [F] 1956 - The Brave Cowboy [F] 1962 - Fire on the Mountain [F] 1968 - Desert Solitaire [NF] 1970 - Appalachian Wilderness [NF] 1971 - Black Sun [F] 1971 - Slickrock [NF] 1973 - Cactus Country [NF] 1975 - The Monkey Wrench Gang [F] 1977 - The Journey Home [NF] 1977 - The Hidden Canyon [NF] 1979 - Abbey's Road [NF] 1979 - Desert Images [NF] 1980 - Good News [F] 1982 - Down the River [NF] 1984 - In Praise of Mountain Lions [NF] 1984 - Beyond the Wall [NF] 1984 - The Best of Edward Abbey (aka as Slumgullion Stew) [ANTH] 1988 - The Fool's Progress [F] 1988 - One Life at a Time, Please [NF]

36. Chasing Abbey About Doug Peacock's trip to the Himalayas and his memoir about his friendship with edward abbey, titled Walking It Off . http://outsidemag.com/magazine/0897/9708abbey.html

Give the gift of Outside Free Knife with your Subscription search a d v e r t i s e m e n t DisplayAds ("Top,Middle,Right,Bottom,Frame1!Top", "468", "60"); You Are Here: Home document.write(document.title) ONLINE FAVORITES: The Rough Guide to Iraq Kayak Giveaway Contest TGR Extreme Video America's Water Crisis ... Playboy X-treme Team CURRENT ISSUE: Special Issue: Conservation MORE Sex in the Outdoors Spring Driving ... Family Vacations Today's Question How accurate are the calories burned readings on treadmills? answer Is surfing a good workout? What are "net carbs"? Should I lift weights when my muscles are still sore? ... Ask Paul Scott a question BUY RELATED GEAR: Hiking Gear from REI.com Cycling Gear from REI.com Shop all Paddling at REI.com Shop all Snow Sports at REI.com ... All Gear at REI.com GEAR GUY Today's Question Will mink oil ruin leather hiking boots? answer Is there any reason to wear a shell under a fleece? What's the best way to keep track of other hikers on the trail? How do I decide the boot fits? ... Outside magazine, August 1997 Chasing Abbey The trail to some sort of personal peace seemed to wend high into the Himalayas. But where it led was back to an old friend.

37. Edward Abbey --  Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Online Article Search Britannica Concise Again. abbey, edward Britannica Concise. MLA style edward abbey. Britannica Concise Encyclopedia. 2004. Encyclopædia Britannica. http://concise.britannica.com/ebc/article?eu=379681

38. Edward Abbey Honesty In A Dishonest Age A brief page dedicated to the author, with a short excerpt from his diary, and a big color photo. http://www.rjgeib.com/thoughts/abbey/abbey.html

39. LookSmart - Directory - Abbey, Edward abbey, edward Read bits from this straight-shooting author s essays and diaries on the environment and modern life. Directory http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317836/us317913/us53740/us53736/us967

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40. Feature Story (November 30 - December 6, 1995) A Mexican writer comes to terms with the ghost of edward abbey. http://desert.net/tw/11-30-95/cover.htm

November 30 - December 6, 1995 A Mexican Writer Comes To Terms With The Ghost Of Edward Abbey. B y L u i s A l b e r t o U r r e a I'M DRIVING ED Abbey's Cadillac to Denver. It has moldered away in a dirt alley off Tucson's venerable main drag, and now it's going to reside in a pricey Republican enclave on the compromised high plains outside the mile-high city. Of course, if I told you which 'burb it was, I'd have to kill you. A fire-engine red '75 Eldorado, it's been parked for a year behind Ed's pal Buffalo Medicine's house, accumulating a thick coat of dust and a calligraphy of cat and raccoon tracks across its massive hood. The cables have fallen loose in the engine compartment, the generator's shot, weeds have choked the wheels, and the ragtop's in sad shape. Local writers cruise by occasionally, tip their gimme caps, raise a can of Coors, and drive away. Their wheels churn up the alley dirt, adding another layer of dust to the Caddie. Just like Ed's memory. Buffalo Medicine has possibly rooked El Piloto, a devotee of the Abbeyite Order, by selling him the car for money which might or might not be too much. Opinions vary. It all depends on where you're positioned in the continuing Ed debate. In Tucson, the debate is quite personal, since locals trade Ed sightings like baseball cards. Ed AbbeySasquatch.

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