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The Journal of Wild Culture
Still Facing the Dragon, 7 Years On
How do we turn down the fascistic power that appears to rise up so easily in us? By Thomas R. Smith.
A Mentor in Philosophy
A professor receives a student's praise. By Rebecca Comay.
Tree and Axe
I dream of swaying. . . Two poems by F. Kate Langan.
Redefining the Female of the Species
On preconceptions about female behaviour in the animal
Life on Parade, NYC!
Saluting creativity on the streets of Manhattan, nine years
A Combat Photographer's Story
"He wears the story of his life on his body and in his
Jules Dassin’s Cold War Crimes
A chronicle of the Hollywood blacklist and a brilliant film
My Queen
Reflections on the loss of an extraordinary figure.
Letting the Garden Be
Leaving the soil science books behind. By Rebecca Weil.
Moving money for a just economy
Righting the balance of domination by the old-boys'
The Best and Brightest Who Failed Indigenous Peoples
Once revered figures in their societies, their legacies are
Cherry Ingram's Blossom Fetish
"Between our two lives there is also the life of the cherry
The Balkan Lynx
Social totem rather than a gauge of environmental health.
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