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...The Campaign against the underground press /​ Geoffrey Rips ; with reports by Aryeh Neier, Todd Gitlin, Angus Mackenzie ; foreword by Allen Ginsberg ; edited by Anne Janowitz and Nancy J. Peters. The Campaign against the underground press (History...

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...Surveillance as censorship /​ by Aryeh Neier The underground and its cave-in /​ by Todd Gitlin Smoking typewriters /​ by Allen Ginsberg The campaign against the underground press /​ by Geoffrey Rips Sabotaging the dissident press /​ by Angus Mackenzie....

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...ommittee, suggested that it look into rampant government sabotage of the underground press movement. Most of PEN's 1500 members were aware of inte... ...ers, and artists formed anunprecedented alliance for change in thevigorous underground press movement thatflourished in the United States. This networ... ...o influence nationalpolicy. Surprisingly, the rapid growth in thenumber of underground newspapers andreadership was mirrored by a sudden, equallyrapid... ...ored by a sudden, equallyrapid, decline in the early 1970s. The fate ofthe underground press followed that of the Washington Free Press, "earlyMovemen... ... party paperssurvived into the 1980s, the self-supporting, community-based undergroundpress began to lose the vast number of readers it had once attra... ... such charges were used to neutralize theinfluence of New Left and counter-culture leaders by embroiling them inlengthy and expensive trials. Nebulous...

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...The book is a descriptive overview of the culture of the villages. It contains material on the villagers' housing, rice farming and other means of livelihood, community life, festivals, weddings, funerals, sorcerers and healers, as well as village Buddhism. The autho...

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... Matti Sarmela LAWS OF DESTINY NEVER DISAPPEAR Culture of Thailand in the postlocal world ... ... Matti Sarmela LAWS OF DESTINY NEVER DISAPPEAR Culture of Thailand in the Postlocal World ... ... Work of the rice farmer Part II. COMMUNITY CULTURE Part III. VILLAG... ...culture 119After modernization 119 * How much is enough? 121Pictures 124-173References 174II. COMMUNITY CULTUREBeing human (interviews) 6How we were m... ...edth daymemorial rites 132Message of death 133Final passage of human life 133 * The deceased in kinship culture 134 * The deceased in village culture ... ...cation.As well as supernatural guardians, e.g. Finnish and Scandinavian tradition containsnarratives of underground folk, 'earth people', who lived co... ... the surface ofthe earth in an invisible inverse world; behind it are apparently the deceased who lived underground in village burial grounds.The spir... ...they are narratives of shaman-heroes whose souls adventured in the guise ofvarious animals in the world underground or in the sky among the stars. In ...

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...Connecting the 1960s Counter Culture movement to the US Intelligence Community and proving that the US Intelligence Community started the 1960s Counter Culture movement to control and then destroy it. ...

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...ppa (born, curiously enough, on the Winter Solstice of 1940) never really made a secret of the fact that he had nothing but contempt for the ‘hippie’ culture that he helped create and that he surrounded himself with. Edgewood Arsenal: Given that Zappa was, by numerous accounts, a rigidly authoritarian control-freak and a supporter of U.S. military actions in Southeas...

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...rol the opposition is to lead it.” The ‘60’s counter-culture may have been more controlled than people realize.Leary drank his w... ... and the United States Civilian Counter Culture Authority (USCCCA) ... ...ke drugs like LSD while preaching free love, peace and counter culture development?music? ... ...s? Their friends? Their associates?Is it possible that the entire “counter culture movement” was an experiment in so- Things aren’t always a... ...tion department, and seventeen climate-controlled film vaults. It also had underground parking, ahelicopter pad and a bomb shelter. Over its lifetime,... ... justlike your kindergarten friend’s dad did. “Call them freaks, the underground, the counter-culture, flower children or hippies – ... ...l family of weirdos movedinto the cabin and treehouse, centered around two underground hipstersnamed Vito Paulekas and Carl Franzoni, organizers of fr... ...umstances. After achieving some level of fame as avocalist with the Velvet Underground, Nico had left the Warhol stable and mi-grated west to Laurel C... ... pletely encircling the 50-acre compound (as well as, by some reports, an underground tunnel complex). And it wasvaguely ominous. ...

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... to perform and the pressure to conform, however, it goes much deeper than that—much, much deeper! This didactic novel reveals the truths about Asian culture, which will shock you to the marrow of your bones — and open a hidden world of long-guarded secrets. http://ansonchi.webng.com...

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... that—much, much deeper! This didactic novelreveals the truths about Asian culture, which will shock you to themarrow of your bones—and open a hidden ... ...LosAngeles and San Diego. Yellow on the Outside, Shame on the Inside:Asian Culture Revealed Anson Chi Yellow on the Outside, Shame on the Insid... ...evealed Anson Chi Yellow on the Outside, Shame on the Inside: Asian Culture Revealed “Clean Edition (Download Original @ http://ansonchi.webn... ...oy Division · New Order The Stooges The Velvet Underground Belle & Sebastian Interpol ... ... else I wouldn't have written it. This didactic novel is based on Asian culture, specifically East Asian culturewhich includes Japanese, Vietnamese... ...ietnamese, Korean, Thai, Chinese, etc. This novel is notbased on the Asian culture of Russia, Tajikistan, or even Iraq—which are all countriesin the c... ... degree. Emilie turns off the radio, which is tragic because The Velvet Underground's SweetJane was playing, one of my favorite songs of all-time—t... ... her finger to beckon me to follow. In the words of the well-renown Velvet Underground's Lou Reed: She's a femme fatale.“ ” Upon leaving th...

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...erica on acid-free paper.BookLocker.com, Inc.2013Second EditionNotes of an Underground Humanist Chris WrightThis book is dedicated to all wh... ...e consists of intellectual levitation. I have absorbed the trends of my culture and hover between conflicting worldviews. I recognize the tru... ...passed its zenith. There are more books x NOTES OF AN UNDERGROUND HUMANISTnow than ever before, but as their numbers increase the... ...es, video games, which, unlike books,serve to atomize people and attenuate culture itself. Americanculture is defined more and more by the negation of... ...ulture itself. Americanculture is defined more and more by the negation of culture,namely interpersonal fragmentation, immediate gratification, thefet... ...s once I wrote this: I can’t imagine that the overripeness of our culture doesn’t make every esoteric project otiose. I can’t fathom the r... ...r one does will not matter in the long xii NOTES OF AN UNDERGROUND HUMANIST run, is it not presumptuous to ascribe weight to ... ....” The victories of Occupy Wall Street xvi NOTES OF AN UNDERGROUND HUMANISTbelonged to humanism, as did its defeats; labor movemen... ...ssing issues of the day. There is an xviii NOTES OF AN UNDERGROUND HUMANISTincredible amount of good scholarship out there, but on...

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...in a future chapter, Eridu and Nippur werethe centres from which the early culture and religion of the countrywere diffused. But there was an essentia... ...s to mankind, and his kingdom wasover the dead rather than the living. The culture which emanated fromEridu and Nippur was thus of a wholly different ... ...dence as we have tells against it. Andthe contrast in the character of the cultures of Eridu and Nippur can beexplained in another way. Eridu was a se... ...ople expressly stated that he camefrom the waters of the Persian Gulf. The culture of Eridu may thus have 6been due to foreig... ...f which the cuneiform characters subsequentlydeveloped, the instructors in culture of their Semitic neighbors. Howdeep and far-reaching was their infl... ...se in Sippara, of the age of Khammurabi, mentionsone that was in a sort of underground cellar, like some of the beer-houses of modern Germany.Sippara ... ... of the sky, the spirit ofthe water, and more especially the spirit of the underground world,where the ghosts of the dead and the demons of night cong... ... a very different fate was reserved. He had todescend after death into the underground world of Hades, where thespirits of the dead flitted about like...

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...)from the album TransformerAfter Lou Reed divorced himself from the Velvet Underground andembarked on his solo journey, he found a kindred spirit in D... ...uhammad Ali in NewYork City}MARCH 9THI'm Waiting For The Man by The Velvet Underground (1967)available on the album The Best Of Lou Reed & Velvet Unde... ...as born on this date in 1942. Cale provided theviola backing to the Velvet Underground's unique soundtrack. 'I'mWaiting For The Man' is one of a handf... ...e who actually bought the record went on to form their ownband. The Velvet Underground were a radical departure from the 36no... ...c. Whilst their contemporaries sang of love,peace, and romance, the Velvet Underground preferred to focus ondeath, drugs, and the bizarre. The up-temp... ...bum An Innocent ManIt took Billy Joel's fabulous 'Uptown Girl' to dislodge Culture Club's'Karma Chameleon' from the Number One spot in Britain, no mea... ... the first European Cup Final in1956}JUNE 14THChurch Of the Poison Mind by Culture Club (1983)from the album Colour By NumbersAt the time of this song... ...ts area of Los Angeles in1965}AUGUST 12THDo You Really Want To Hurt Me? by Culture Club (1982)from the album Kissing To Be CleverIf at first you don't... ..., then try and try again. This well-knownpiece of advice is a summation of Culture Club's early attempts tobreak into the pop charts. Eventually, afte...

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...imics, the artists, the teachers, all whominister to religion, luxury, and culture. There were next the great massof the people, the clerks and scribe... ...ribute to our Anglo-Saxon descent. In religion, arts,learning, literature, culture, we owe little or nothing to the Anglo-Saxon.In all these things we... ...etRailway Station. 177~crypt~ is a chapel or vault underground.~St. Swithin's Church~ is near Cannon Street Railway Station. '... ...ar~: giving his name to the bridge. 180~crypt~: an underground or lower room used as a chapel or burying-place.16. LONDON BRID...

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... of carrying off surface water. It ishardly necessary to say that in these underground cells men, women,and children live together higgledy-piggledy, ... ...amed plants, flowers, and vegetables.Considerable space is devoted to vine-culture, where, besides manyother kinds, we found Californian grapes flouri... ...between Roumania and Great Britain, 70.sugar factories, 70.E.Education and Culture:Academy, the, 41, 42.its collections and appliances, 42-45.agricult... ...egiate, 89.other schools, 94, 95.music, 52, 55, 97.popular instruction and culture, want of, 55.Savants--M, Aurelian, 80.M. Bacologlu, 43.M. Bernath, ... .... 6 d.Loudon's Encyclopædia of Plants; the Specific Character, Description,Culture, History, &c. of all Plants found in Great Britain. With 12,000Wood...

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...IDGE, KENT. August 5, 1893.CONTENTS.THE IMAGINATION: ITS FUNCTIONS AND ITS CULTUREA SKETCH OF INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT 3ST. GEO... ...MINISTERINGTHE FANTASTIC IMAGINATIONTHE IMAGINATION: ITS FUNCTIONS AND ITS CULTUREThere are in whose notion education would seem to consist in theprod... ... retarded into lethargy.By those who consider a balanced repose the end of culture, theimagination must necessarily be regarded as the one faculty bef... ...haos. But the Maker isour Light.One word more, ere we turn to consider the culture of this noblestfaculty, which we might well call the creative, did ... ...worshipping imagination?All that has been said, then, tends to enforce the culture of theimagination. But the strongest argument of all remains behind... ... another thing instead!Saying .... 'Because the water foundWelling up from underground,Is mingled with the taints of earth,While Thou, I know, dost la... ...constructed around, not a prominent point, but a dim,infinitely-withdrawn, underground perspective of dismay and agony.Perhaps it detracts a little fr...

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...ion had, in the beginning of this century, reachedits greatest height. The culture of grain, flax, the breeding of cattle, thechase, and fisheries, en... ...untries. Italy, it might be objected, the seatof the greatest intellectual culture, formerly the scene of the mostviolent political factions, where a ... ...t the gold and silver vesselsand other ornaments of the church were buried underground, theyturned up the whole floor, and exposed, among others, the ...

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... PlaceLiam ScullyAbstractThe Valley of the Kings is a rich part of Egypt's culture. For centuries,Pharaohs of Egypt have been buried in the valley. Ma... ... it was decided to find a secretarea where the pharaohs would be buried in underground tombs. Aplace was chosen in the south, on the west bank of the ...

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...a noticeable twinkle in her eyes. I turned to her. What? Study in another country, another culture, another language? Why? Ihad already made up my mi... ...arm and stabilizing voice, my anchor, amidst the hostile world of anew and different school culture. She would patiently respond to the tens of questi... ...n the lines. Hereassured me that my time in Korea, my adventures in the wilderness of a new culture, was farfrom wasted; it was a noble act of disobed... ...bout my background. “So,” she said, “you came to Korea because you’re interested in Korean culture. I think it’simportant to know your roots.” She s... ... kids responded. They seemedunfazed; if anything, they came back hungrier. Such a different culture here compared toCanada, I thought, amazed, the fir... ... industry; a former Korean Special Forcesguy teaching martial arts in the U.S.; the growing underground Korean punk music scene; theKorean animation t...

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...Integrating concepts from philosophical, anthropological, and astrobiological disciplines, Cosmos and Culture begins to explore the interdisciplinary questions of cosmic evolution....

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... and Mark L. LupisellaNASA SP-2009-4802 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Cosmos and Culture : Cultural Evolution in ... ...02) Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Cosmology--History. 2. Astronomy--History. 3. Culture--Origin. 4. Social evolu... ...lutionState of the Science 3Chapter 2 – Steven J. DickCosmic EvolutionHistory, Culture, and Human Destiny ... ...al EvolutionState of the Field 63Chapter 4 – Daniel C. DennettThe Evolution of Culture ... ...Mandate 145Chapter 6 – John M. SmartEvo Devo Universe?A Framework for Speculations on Cosmic Culture ... ...rom the shards of a newlyignited sun.66 Then came the second stage of moleculogenesis.67 Massiveteams of molecules in underground water pockets, above...

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...d State of Hawai?i — this study looks at the larger cultural-historical landscape of Maui Hikina. Wai (water) is integral to all aspects of Hawaiian culture and life. As noted during the interview with Kupuna Joe Rosa of Honopou, “Wai o ke ola! Wai, waiwai nui! Wai, na mea a pau, ka wai, waiwai no kela!” (Water is life! Water is of great value! Water, the water is that wh...

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...oks at the larger cultural!historical landscape of Maui Hikina. Wai (water) is integral to all aspects of Hawaiian culture and life. As noted during... ... important is forgotten, or assigned a lesser value. So today, when individuals—particularly those from outside the culture which originally assigned... ... OM: You put this in? JH: Yeah, and we have a tunnel under. GH: See this gate here…the ditch is tunnel underground. They don’t want to f... ...’s disappearing. 155 Discusses the place names Waiakuna and Kanö – and describes how the waters flow underground to springs at ‘Öhi‘a ... ... holo, a‘ole pilikia. [Discusses the place names Waiakuna and Kanö – and describes how the water flows underground to springs at ‘Öhi‘a ... ...but malaila ka wai. Lo‘a ho‘okähi kahawai i uka loa, kahea ‘ia Kanö. A këlä wai [gestures with hand – going underground], nalowale a p... ...[shakes her head] KM: There are some of those, the broad leafed banyan, that some famed being of another culture sat under. I’ll tell you ... ...d the care and use of water resources. Because of her knowledge of the Hawaiian language and various aspects of the culture, she was identified as o... ... down. KM: Even if they were to build one kümano, one dam, no can? JR: Yeah, hard, hard. NM: Even the underground spring water used to ...

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...ns and sentiments shared by all of the interview participants (on some level) was the thought that wai (water) is integral to all aspects of Hawaiian culture and life. Most of the interviewees expressed the belief that a balance needs to be reached by which — the health of the streams can be improved; the water needs of the kama?aina (native) families for cultivation of ka...

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... the interview participants (on some level) was the thought that wai (water) is integral to all aspects of Hawaiian culture and life. Most of the ... ...(THE ISLAND LANDSCAPE–A CULTURAL CONTEXT) • 6 Natural and Cultural Resources in Hawaiian Culture • 6 ... ... level) by all of the interview participants was the thought that wai (water) is integral to all aspects of Hawaiian culture and life. Kupuna Joe Ro... ... study, and set a foundation for narratives cited in subsequent sections. Natural and Cultural Resources in Hawaiian Culture In Hawaiian culture, na... ...ne of the main figures in the mo‘olelo. During his travels, Makanikeoe sought out caves, and tunnels that served as underground trails, and through ... ... their greetings, Makanikeoe passed through the cave by which the women traveled to Wai‘alalä. He then continued underground till he reached the ... ... in the hole called Lua hi‘u (Hole of the tail) which may be seen near Mrs. Hardy’s house and which extends underground half a mile and come... ... naturally on the mountain slopes is admirably suited to prevent erosion and to convert surface runoff into underground drainage, the desire... ... and other forms of ground cover keep the soil porous and allow the water to percolate more easily into the underground channels. The foliag...

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...round. There was a wonderfulpoetical inscription over the entrance to this underground observatory,expressing the astonishment of Urania at finding, e...

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... that we are going tosee the Germans. Pere is breaking an opening into the undergroundpassage under the stable, and we are going to put all we can out... ...ere was room enough, I refused to listen. I had no idea ofputting my books underground to be mildewed. Besides, if it had beenpossible I would not hav... ... it was a little more retired.As Amelie had put all her towels, etc., down underground, I ran backand forward between my house and hers for all sorts ...

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... of holding thousands of men. The sensation of findingoneself in this huge underground town, complete with electric light andwater supply, after stumb...

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...one, that's sure," added the other."But," exclaimed Roland, "what has this underground passage got to dowith our boar?""This much, that the beast's in... ...g was to happen. Asthe last stroke died away he thought he heard footsteps underground,and saw a light appear behind the iron gate leading to the mort... ...and turned back uponitself, as if the young men were retracing their steps underground, 511along the path that had brought the...