The Book of Change: A Tapestry of 21st Century Culture, Readers' Guide
Nonfiction, History, Civilization, Health & Well Being, Self Help, Self Improvement, Motivational
| Author: | Laurie Izzy | ISBN: | 9781301276622 |
| Publisher: | Laurie Izzy | Publication: | July 31, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Laurie Izzy |
| ISBN: | 9781301276622 |
| Publisher: | Laurie Izzy |
| Publication: | July 31, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
I've tried to bring the arts together to tell a story - our story - of life in the 21st Century. Each Volume has direct links to applicable songs, movies and other author's works to help tell a particular piece of that story.
There are three Volumes that make up The Book of Change: A Tapestry of 21st Century Culture.
Volume 1: Global Finance vs. The People
Volume 2: Environmental Issues vs. Politics
Volume 3: Evolving vs. Loving Relationships
To paraphrase the 16th Century French philosopher and original Encyclopedia author Denis Diderot, this is my manifesto to all of you:
I feel compelled to collect knowledge, to bring forth to the people with whom I share the planet - so that the events and conditions I have witnessed in my lifetime will not become useless to the future generations to come; and so that our children become more aware of their importance within an ever-changing world, and at the same time become more hopeful and happy, and that I should not die without providing a service to the human race by learning, loving and passing it on.
I've tried to bring the arts together to tell a story - our story - of life in the 21st Century. Each Volume has direct links to applicable songs, movies and other author's works to help tell a particular piece of that story.
There are three Volumes that make up The Book of Change: A Tapestry of 21st Century Culture.
Volume 1: Global Finance vs. The People
Volume 2: Environmental Issues vs. Politics
Volume 3: Evolving vs. Loving Relationships
To paraphrase the 16th Century French philosopher and original Encyclopedia author Denis Diderot, this is my manifesto to all of you:
I feel compelled to collect knowledge, to bring forth to the people with whom I share the planet - so that the events and conditions I have witnessed in my lifetime will not become useless to the future generations to come; and so that our children become more aware of their importance within an ever-changing world, and at the same time become more hopeful and happy, and that I should not die without providing a service to the human race by learning, loving and passing it on.
