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Hazel Henderson and Elisabet Sahtouris - Futurism

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Date Issued:
1992
Abstract/Description:
In the first of this three-part series, Carol Spalding Miner interviews two Futurists who agree that the world can be seen as a living system rather than a mechanical system. Although these futurists have different focuses - Elisabet Sahtourist is a biologist and Hazel Henderson is a green economist - they share similar viewpoints on the environment and how important it is for us to protect it. Sahtouris discusses her book Gaia: The Human Journey from Chaos to Cosmos and its framing of the universe as natural rather than mechanical. Henderson argues that economics should be taught with this natural framing.
Title: Hazel Henderson and Elisabet Sahtouris - Futurism.
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Name(s): Elisabet Sahtouris, Interviewee
Hazel Henderson, Interviewee
Carol Spalding Miner, Interviewer
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Type of Resource: moving image
Genre: Interview
Issuance: single unit
Date Created: 1992
Date Issued: 1992
Publisher: Florida Community College at Jacksonville
Place of Publication: Jacksonville, FL
Physical Form: moving image
Extent: 28 minutes
Language(s): English
Abstract/Description: In the first of this three-part series, Carol Spalding Miner interviews two Futurists who agree that the world can be seen as a living system rather than a mechanical system. Although these futurists have different focuses - Elisabet Sahtourist is a biologist and Hazel Henderson is a green economist - they share similar viewpoints on the environment and how important it is for us to protect it. Sahtouris discusses her book Gaia: The Human Journey from Chaos to Cosmos and its framing of the universe as natural rather than mechanical. Henderson argues that economics should be taught with this natural framing.
Identifier: HazelHendersonElisabetSahtouris (IID)
Note(s): In the first of this three-part series, Carol Spalding Miner interviews two Futurists who agree that the world can be seen as a living system rather than a mechanical system. Although these futurists have different focuses - Elisabet Sahtourist is a biologist and Hazel Henderson is a green economist - they share similar viewpoints on the environment and how important it is for us to protect it. Sahtouris discusses her book Gaia: The Human Journey from Chaos to Cosmos and its framing of the universe as natural rather than mechanical. Henderson argues that economics should be taught with this natural framing.
Subject(s): Green economics
Biology
Environmentalism
Economics
Futurism
Nature
Gaia
Links: http://guides.fscj.edu/worthquoting/Henderson/Sahtouris/Futurism
Persistent Link to This Record: http://purl.flvc.org/fscj/fd/HazelHendersonElisabetSahtouris
Use and Reproduction: free to use
Host Institution: FSCJ

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