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2011
Overview
Can the benefits associated with certain aspects of rural living ever compete with mass-marketed urban and suburban culture? Can—or should—a society increasingly composed of urbanites and suburbanites adapt to or adopt aspects of new agrarianism in the twenty-first century? The issue I would like to consider is how new agrarianism—rooted, place-bound, recalcitrant toward modernity—can find a role in a world arguably driven by globalism as both a philosophy and as a material practice, especially when we consider that the effects of globalism are often felt most profoundly by people on the margins. Many of these people,
Publisher
University of Alabama Press
ISBN
0817317341, 9780817317348
