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The world-ending fire
Book • 2017
Wendell Berry's "The World Ending Fire" is a collection of essays exploring themes of agrarianism, environmentalism, and the interconnectedness of human life and the natural world.
Berry's writing style is characterized by its lyrical prose and profound reflections on the human condition.
The essays delve into the complexities of modern society, critiquing consumerism and advocating for a more sustainable way of life.
Berry's deep connection to the land and his commitment to traditional farming practices are central to his work.
The collection offers a powerful critique of industrial agriculture and its destructive impact on the environment.
Berry's writing style is characterized by its lyrical prose and profound reflections on the human condition.
The essays delve into the complexities of modern society, critiquing consumerism and advocating for a more sustainable way of life.
Berry's deep connection to the land and his commitment to traditional farming practices are central to his work.
The collection offers a powerful critique of industrial agriculture and its destructive impact on the environment.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned by Lee Camp as a book by Wendell Berry critiquing technology's impact on society.
217: Astro Teller: Captain of Moonshots on Purpose and Profit
Mentioned by Lee Camp as a book of essays by Wendell Berry, a Kentucky farmer, poet, and novelist.
217: Unabridged Interview: Astro Teller
