Whole Earth Index

Whole Earth Review, Spring 1987

“We will try to enter that scream, insofar as an essay’s prose can, and to enter the scream is, first, to contemplate Africa. To be precise, the west coast of Africa.”

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  1. DEPARTMENTS/REVIEWS
    1. LAND USE
      1. Annals of Earth/Earth Island Journal
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      2. Cadillac Desert
        16
      3. These American Lands
        16
      4. The Orchard Almanac
        17
      5. Seed Savers Exchange: The First Ten Years
        17
      6. Meat on the Table
        18
      7. Home Butchering and Meat Preservation
        18
      8. Mushrooms Demystified
        19
      9. Growing Shiitake Commercially
        19
    2. COMMUNITY
      1. The Samizdat Bulletin
        26
      2. Inevitable Revolutions
        27
      3. Soldier of Fortune
        27
      4. Mumbo Jumbo
        44
      5. Pantheon Fairy Tales and Folklore Library
        44
      6. Les Blank/Flower Films
        45
      7. Arhoolie Records
        45
      8. Access to Cults by Jay Kinney
        55
      9. Cult Awareness Network News
        57
    3. HEALTH
      1. The Web That Has No Weaver
        67
      2. The Difficult Child
        68
      3. On Being Father
        68
      4. The Womanly Art of Breastfeeding
        69
      5. Crying Baby, Sleepless Nights
        69
      6. Acid Dreams
        70
      7. ... Once I've Had My Tea
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      8. Ordinary People as Monks and Mystics
        71
      9. More-With-Less Cookbook
        71
      10. The People’s Medical Society
        72
      11. Homeopathic Educational Services
        72
    4. COMMUNICATIONS
      1. What’s What/Facts on File Visual Dictionary
        73
      2. Marketing Without Advertising
        81
      3. Positioning/Marketing Warfare
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      4. Ogilvy on Advertising
        82
      5. The Mirror Makers
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      6. Advertising: The Uneasy Persuasion
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      7. Advertising Pure and Simple
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      8. Good Movies by Sheila Benson
        105
      9. Cartoons by John Callahan
        106
    5. LEARNING
      1. Programmers at Work
        119
      2. FullPaint/SuperPaint
        120
      3. Playing Hardball with Soft Skills
        121
      4. Smart Cards
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    6. NOMADICS
      1. Preservation of Personal Health in Warm Climates
        126
      2. Educator’s Passport to International Jobs
        126
      3. The Climber’s Guide to North America
        127
      4. Better Boat
        127
    7. BACKSCATTER
      1. Echoes from readers back to WER
        137
    8. GATE FIVE ROAD
      1. EWEC Publication Party Thank Yous
        141
      2. Financial Report
        141
      3. Gossip
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      4. Preserves
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      5. “Or Whole Earth Access”
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      6. Back Issues/Further Issues
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      7. Subscription problems/address changes
        144
      8. Recent WER mailing list renters
        144
      9. Masthead
        144
      10. Unclassifieds
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      11. Index
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      12. Adopt A Library
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      13. Thank You!
        161
  2. FEATURES
      1. The Basic Laws of Human Stupidity by Carlo M. Cipolla
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      2. A Technology of Tiny Things: Nanotechnics and Civilization by K. Eric Drexler
        8
      3. Prolonged Visits to the Soviet Gulag compiled by Keston College
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      4. Hear That Long Snake Moan: The Voodoo Origins of Rock-&-Roll Culture by Michael Ventura
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      5. Mambo Gani: Newspaper Clippings from East Africa
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      6. Why Cults Flourish interview with Gordon Melton
        48
      7. Institutional Tolerance of Marijuana in Holland by Gerard Holthuis
        58
      8. How to Stay in Right Relationship With Everything From Chocolate to Cocaine by Jed Diamond
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      9. Pot Moves Inside by Ed Rosenthal
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      10. The Culture of Marketing and the Marketing of Culture by Art Kleiner
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      11. Advertising in the Roman Empire by John Rotioki
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      12. Serving the People with Advertising: Propaganda to P.R. in the New Improved China by Orville Schell
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      13. Skirmishes Along the Marketing Front by Brad Edmondson
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      14. Advertising Doesn't Work by Salli Rasberry
        100
      15. The Coevolution of Advertising and Media by Tom Mandel
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      16. Implications of a Truly New Machine: a talk with Danny Hillis
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      17. An Incomplete History of Microcomputing by Rory Donaldson
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      18. Electronic Cottage on Wheels by Steven K. Roberts
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      19. How to Ride a Bicycle Across a Continent a survey by Kevin Kelly
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