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Within the beautifully illustrated pages of Resurgence you will find: Features Some issues are given over to a particular theme, such as food, nature, transport or a particular country. Otherwise, every issue provides an eclectic mix of articles around ecology, alternative education, spirituality, sustainable development, and the arts. Contributors include: spiritual and philosophical teachers like the Dalai Lama, Thomas Moore, or Theodore Roszak; and environmental theorists like Wendell Berry, Wolfgang Sachs, James Lovelock, and Amory Lovins. Art: Features on artists include those who are exploring nature, spirit and imagination. Books: Reviews of significant, groundbreaking books that are often ignored by the mainstream media Welcome – the Editor, Satish Kumar, introduces the main themes of the current issue. Touchstone – a satirical comment on issues of our time by Colin Hodgetts. Colin is a former head of the Small School, Hartland, and a composer of music. Colin lives in Hartland, Devon. The Occasional Didymus – humourous reflections on ‘greenies’ by John Moat. John is a novelist, poet and painter and lives in Hartland, Devon. Frontline – includes reports from the grassroots about individuals, community, and organisational action. Perspectives - is a collection of quotes, comments, statistics and analysis giving a wry and provocative angle on life. Poetry page – edited by Peter Abbs. Peter is a poet and lecturer at the University of Sussex in Brighton. He also runs an annual series of conferences on Metaphysical Arts. Letter from Key West – Rosalie Brackenbury, a poet and novelist, describes life in Key West. A Sense of Place – writers are invited to describe the places they love most. Letters to the Editor – feedback from our readers on articles and issues in Resurgence. Adverts: Include small ads and box ads. Resurgence only includes advertisers who are committed to sustainable, holistic and environmentally sound goods and services for a green consumer. Advertising in Resurgence |
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