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    The Archdruid Report: The Ecology of Collapse: Collected Essays, Volume II, 2008

    By John Michael Greer

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    During its eleven-year run, 'The Archdruid Report' was one of the most controversial and widely cited blogs on the future of industrial society. This second volume of the collected essays from 'The Archdruid Report' covers the years 2008. These essays examine the accelerating decline of industrial civilization through an ecological lens, exploring collapse as an ecological process -- and beginning to make sense of the unfamiliar world on the far side of industrialism.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFounders House Publishing LLC
    Release dateOct 30, 2017
    ISBN9781370538676
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    The Archdruid Report: The Ecology of Collapse: Collected Essays, Volume II, 2008
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    John Michael Greer

    John Michael Greer has published 10 books about occult traditions and the unexplained. Recent books include ‘Monsters: An Investigator's Guide to Magical Beings’ (Llewellyn, 2001), which was picked up by One Spirit Book Club and has appeared in Spanish and Hungarian editions, and ‘The New Encyclopedia of the Occult’ (Llewellyn, 2003).

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